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August 1, 2016
Cato Daily Podcast

Which States Might End the Income Tax?
Featuring Stephen Slivinski and Caleb O. Brown
August 1, 2016
TIME

Democrats Seriously Underestimate Voter Fear of ISIS
The DNC disregarded the threat that might drive how most Americans vote.
By John Mueller
August 1, 2016
Forbes

Donald Trump Asks: Why Should America Defend Europeans Who Won’t Defend Themselves?
Once again Donald Trump has shocked the foreign policy establishment and caused weeping, wailing, and gnashing of teeth around the world. He suggested that maybe the U.S. should no longer defend its prosperous, populous allies in Europe. Disagreeing with …
By Doug Bandow
July 31, 2016
National Interest (Online)

South Korea Must Learn to Defend Itself — without America
Despite the success of America’s post–World War II policy, its advocates act as if it is an abysmal failure. Consider analyst Khang Vu’s argument for continuing to treat the Republic of Korea as a helpless dependent. No …
By Doug Bandow
July 29, 2016
Forbes.com

Why the Next U.S. President Will Support the Trans-Pacific Partnership
… strength, national security, and benevolent influence over global affairs, they shouldn’t soon forget the centrality of an engaging trade policy to an effective foreign policy. Despite the strident anti‐trade rhetoric of the 2016 election cycle and the disavowals …
By Daniel J. Ikenson
July 28, 2016
Blog

Basel’s Liquidity Coverage Ratio: Redux
Given the universally conceded failure of the bond-collateral requirement during the national banking era, why in the world are regulators going back to the same kind of system with the LCR? It did not work then; why should it work now?
By Jeffrey Rogers Hummel
July 27, 2016
Globe Asia

On the Italian and Eurozone Doomsday Scenario
By Steve H. Hanke
July 27, 2016
Blog

Why Tax Credits Aren’t Controversial & Why They Should Be
In an age of acute political polarization, such collaboration seems to be the essence of civility and fraternization that the American public so longs for. Or is it?
By Vanessa Brown Calder
July 27, 2016
CNN.com

Will Kaine Push for War Powers Reform?
Kaine supports military action against ISIS, but insists that the President had no constitutional power to launch the war without getting authorization from Congress first.
By Gene Healy
July 26, 2016
China-US Focus

While Washington Looks Elsewhere, Taiwan Tensions Grow
The ongoing obsession with the Middle East is obscuring worrisome developments in other regions that could prove quite deadly.
By Ted Galen Carpenter
July 26, 2016
Blog

Financial Deregulation? Don’t Bank on Brexit
British financial regulation is unlikely to change much after Brexit.
By Tom Clougherty
July 25, 2016
Blog

Enough! America Must Distance Itself from Its Rogue Turkish Ally
Washington should, as it applies to Turkey, immediately repudiate the provision in article 5 of the North Atlantic Treaty that considers an attack on one member as an attack on all and obligates the United States to render assistance.
By Ted Galen Carpenter
July 25, 2016
Blog

These Democrats Should Visit the Navy Yard in Philadelphia
The Pentagon estimates that its physical footprint will exceed its needs by more than 20 percent by 2019.
By Christopher A. Preble
July 25, 2016
The Detroit News

Why Send More Troops to Iraq?
In place of a clearly defined mission Obama has substituted an amorphous commitment to the security and stability of Afghanistan, Iraq, and Syria with no clear national security rationale and no clear endpoint in sight.
By A. Trevor Thrall
July 24, 2016
National Interest (Online)

What Democrats Can Learn from Philadelphia’s Navy Yard
Philadelphia has a lot of things going for it, but I hope city officials make a point of bragging to visitors from the nation’s capital this week about what has happened to their former military base.
By Christopher A. Preble

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Which States Might End the Income Tax?

Democrats Seriously Underestimate Voter Fear of ISIS

Donald Trump Asks: Why Should America Defend Europeans Who Won’t Defend Themselves?

South Korea Must Learn to Defend Itself — without America

Why the Next U.S. President Will Support the Trans-Pacific Partnership

Basel’s Liquidity Coverage Ratio: Redux

On the Italian and Eurozone Doomsday Scenario

Why Tax Credits Aren’t Controversial & Why They Should Be

Will Kaine Push for War Powers Reform?

While Washington Looks Elsewhere, Taiwan Tensions Grow

Financial Deregulation? Don’t Bank on Brexit

Enough! America Must Distance Itself from Its Rogue Turkish Ally

These Democrats Should Visit the Navy Yard in Philadelphia

Why Send More Troops to Iraq?

What Democrats Can Learn from Philadelphia’s Navy Yard