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November 25, 2013
Blog

Congress Should Stand Firm on Spending Caps
The Budget Control Act, for all its flaws, has managed to deliver something once thought impossible: actual spending cuts.
By Christopher A. Preble
November 25, 2013
The National Interest (Online)

The Rise of Greater Kurdistan
U.S. leaders need to ask themselves whether the existing policy of insisting on a united Iraq and a united Syria is devoid of any connection to realities on the ground.
By Ted Galen Carpenter
November 25, 2013
Washington Times

Politicizing the Judiciary
By packing the D.C. court of appeals, the president could degrade its quality.
By Richard W. Rahn
November 25, 2013
Forbes

Let’s Embrace Winston Churchill’s ‘Jaw-Jaw’ to Avoid a North Korean Conflict
Diplomatic discussions, if accompanied by positive policy changes, could lead to the loosening of sanctions or development of some other incentives to reward less provocative behavior.
By Doug Bandow
November 25, 2013
Blog

Iran: From Hyperinflation to Stability?
Economic progress in Iran is tentative and likely quite fragile.
By Steve H. Hanke
November 25, 2013
Blog

The Supreme Court Takes up Old-Timey Property Rights
Cato files a brief in a railroad-related property case to be argued at the Supreme Court in January.
By Ilya Shapiro
November 24, 2013
Media Highlights TV

Jeffrey A. Singer discusses Obamacare on Fox and Friends Sunday
Featuring Jeffrey A. Singer
November 24, 2013
Media Highlights TV

Cato Institute’s research on ADM’s history of receiving corporate welfare is cited on Australia’s ABC TV24’s Landline
Featuring Cato Institute
November 24, 2013
Media Highlights TV

Roberto Salinas-León discusses economic freedom on Aztec TV
Featuring Roberto Salinas-León
November 23, 2013
Blog

Happy Repudiation Day!
On Nov. 23 Frederick County, Md. recognizes Repudiation Day, a holiday honoring the local judges who in 1765 became the first to refuse to enforce the British Stamp Act. We could use more holidays celebrating resistance to onerous taxes.
By Walter Olson
November 22, 2013
Blog

Further Reflections on Harry Reid’s Nuclear Bombshell
That the Democrats went “nuclear” for the DC Circuit Court of Appeals tells you a lot about their judicial (and administrative) priorities.
By Roger Pilon
November 22, 2013
Blog

Why We Shouldn’t Expand Government
Maybe the lesson is that if you want competent government, you should limit it to manageable tasks.
By David Boaz
November 22, 2013
Media Highlights Radio

Patrick J. Michaels discusses the UN climate change summit in Warsaw on KPCC’s AirTalk w/ Larry Mantle
Featuring Patrick J. Michaels
November 22, 2013
Media Highlights Radio

Roger Pilon discusses Harry Reid and the nuclear option on KMED’s The Bill Meyer Show
Featuring Roger Pilon
November 22, 2013
Media Highlights TV

Michael F. Cannon discusses Obamacare on FBN’s Money w/ Melissa Francis
Featuring Michael F. Cannon