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January 12, 2009
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Supreme Court Makes It a Little Interesting
… It’s a highly technical case but one with significant ramifications for a key part of President Bush’s domestic policy legacy. Despite these four grants, however, it is still safe to say that Court shied away from many, many …
By Ilya Shapiro
December 13, 1999
Cato.org

How Privacy Regulation Will Chill Commerce
… another thing entirely for an army of lawyers to force entire industry to implement a one‐size‐fits all privacy policy. California’s proposals to regulate privacy are a losing proposition. There is nothing sinister about the explosion of innovation …
By Solveig Singleton
Sept/Oct 1986
Regulation

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AIDS and the Blood Bankers
By Ross D. Eckert
June 27, 2020
Orange County Register

Take Back Cities for People and the Automobiles They Use
Fifty years ago, people’s concerns about automobiles were justified.
By Randal O’Toole
May 18, 2015
American Spectator (Online)

Put Harriet Tubman on the $20 Bill
Andrew Jackson has had a fine run on the $20 bill. It’s time to give someone else a chance.
By Doug Bandow
August 1, 2008
United Press International

Are PMCs POWs?
By David Isenberg
February 20, 2025
Liberty Fund

The Forgotten Hispanic Liberal Tradition
A more nuanced understanding of the history of the Spanish Empire and its offspring reveals a rich classical liberal tradition that, even though it has not prevailed in most parts of the Hispanic world, did exist.
By Gabriela Calderon de Burgos
May 21, 2018
Washington Examiner

Congress’ Dodd-Frank Fix Is No Fix at All
The bill that Congress will vote on constitutes only a modest effort to redress the recent increase in regulatory burden
By Diego Zuluaga
March 4, 2015
National Review (Online)

Seven Things You Should Know about the IRS Rule Challenged in King v. Burwell
And none of them make the IRS look very good.
By Michael F. Cannon
Spring 2013
Regulation

Opening Up the Courtrooms
By Marni Soupcoff
Spring 2007
Center of the American Experiment

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Bill Gates Doesn’t Need Any Help from Younger Workers
By Michael F. Cannon
Nov/Dec 1983
Regulation

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Rail and Truck Reform: The Record so Far
By Thomas Gale Moore
September 15, 2017
National Review (Online)

Is ‘the Star-Spangled Banner’ Racist?
Its third verse uses the word ‘slave,’ but it may not have referred to chattel slavery in the South.
By Walter Olson
April 12, 2016
Library of Law and Liberty

Newark’s Education Reform Debacle
The Prize demonstrates in depressing detail just how difficult it is to reform public schooling in the United States.
By Jason Bedrick
November 9, 2011
Daily Caller

Referendum Initiatives Prevent Eminent Domain Abuse
By Ilya Somin

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Supreme Court Makes It a Little Interesting

How Privacy Regulation Will Chill Commerce

AIDS and the Blood Bankers

Take Back Cities for People and the Automobiles They Use

Put Harriet Tubman on the $20 Bill

Are PMCs POWs?

The Forgotten Hispanic Liberal Tradition

Congress’ Dodd-Frank Fix Is No Fix at All

Seven Things You Should Know about the IRS Rule Challenged in King v. Burwell

Opening Up the Courtrooms

Bill Gates Doesn’t Need Any Help from Younger Workers

Rail and Truck Reform: The Record so Far

Is ‘the Star-Spangled Banner’ Racist?

Newark’s Education Reform Debacle

Referendum Initiatives Prevent Eminent Domain Abuse