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April 13, 2018
American Conservative

Trump Surrenders to the Foreign Policy Blob
… nation’s wealth—all while making the U.S. less secure. President Trump recently spoke an essential truth on foreign policy when he stated that American troops should come home from Syria. The Islamic State has been defeated and Washington …
By Doug Bandow
April 13, 2018
The New York Times

Trump’s Syria Strikes Show What’s Wrong with U.S. Foreign Policy
… Donald Trump is not Barack Obama. If Mr. Obama found it challenging to resist the bias for action in foreign policy, imagine how difficult it is for a president with questionable impulse control, a military‐centric foreign policy and a …
By Emma Ashford
April 12, 2018
Blog

New Study from American Action Forum Adds to the Argument Against Present Supply-Side Opioid Policy
… in heroin fatalities.” But evidence of the connection is much more powerful and convincing, as I presented in the Cato Policy Analysis “Abuse-Deterrent Opioids and the Law of Unintended Consequences” in February of this year. The Washington Post says …
By Jeffrey A. Singer
April 12, 2018
Tax and Budget Bulletin

No. 82
Reforming Federal Farm Policies
By Chris Edwards
April 10, 2018
Blog

Budget Deficits And Debt Projections Look Much Worse Assuming “Current Policy”
The CBO report into the budget outlook is widely being reported as showing ballooning debt. But the headline figures cited are likely to understate the increase on unchanged policies.
By Ryan Bourne
April 9, 2018
The Hill (Online)

Apparent Syrian Chemical Attack Must Not Change Trump Foreign Policy
The president risks further entangling the U.S. in another unnecessary Mideast conflict and intensifying the estrangement between Washington and Moscow.
By Doug Bandow
April 3, 2018
Blog

People Who Have Never Experienced Back Pain Have No Business Making Opioid Policy
President Trump’s proposal to reduce legal opioid prescriptions by one third would inevitably harm patients who need opioids to relieve excruciating pain and help them heal.
By Michael F. Cannon
April 2, 2018
Blog

Multiple Distinguished Health Care Practitioners Speak Out Against Misguided Opioid Policy
Policymakers proceed apace with restrictive opioid policies that harm patients, misinterpret CDC guidelines, and are not evidence-based.
By Jeffrey A. Singer
March 30, 2018
UK Telegraph

Let’s Tackle Poverty in the US and UK by Making Sure Policies Don’t Hit Poor in the Pocket
Rather than instinctively proposing new spending and regulations, our politicians should instead adopt a “first do no harm” approach that unpicks interventions that increase prices in the first place.
By Ryan Bourne
March 27, 2018
Richmond Times-Dispatch

The Return of the Hawk: How John Bolton Solidifies Trump’s Hard-line Foreign Policy
We should all be worried about the current course of U.S. foreign policy.
By Sahar Khan
March 23, 2018
UK Telegraph

A “Big Is Bad” Competition Policy Would Be Extremely Damaging
By Ryan Bourne
March 21, 2018
Defense One

Yemen Shows Why US Needs to Change Its Arms Sales Policy 
A Senate resolution to reduce U.S. participation in Yemen’s war failed, but policymakers seeking to reduce complicity in the humanitarian crisis have another option.
By A. Trevor Thrall and Caroline Dorminey
March 21, 2018
Blog

How Many Sessions Does it Take to Screw Up Good Policy?
With so much public support for medical cannabis, failure to attach the rider could be calamitous for suffering patients and an inexplicable unforced error by the Republican majority.
By Jonathan Blanks
March 19, 2018
China-US Focus

Pompeo and Changing U.S. Policy Toward China
Whatever the prospective secretary thinks of China, he must work to make the relationship work.
By Doug Bandow
March 13, 2018
Cato Video

Risky Business: The Role of Arms Sales in U.S. Foreign Policy
Featuring A. Trevor Thrall and Caroline Dorminey

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Trump Surrenders to the Foreign Policy Blob

Trump’s Syria Strikes Show What’s Wrong with U.S. Foreign Policy

New Study from American Action Forum Adds to the Argument Against Present Supply-Side Opioid Policy

Reforming Federal Farm Policies

Budget Deficits And Debt Projections Look Much Worse Assuming “Current Policy”

Apparent Syrian Chemical Attack Must Not Change Trump Foreign Policy

People Who Have Never Experienced Back Pain Have No Business Making Opioid Policy

Multiple Distinguished Health Care Practitioners Speak Out Against Misguided Opioid Policy

Let’s Tackle Poverty in the US and UK by Making Sure Policies Don’t Hit Poor in the Pocket

The Return of the Hawk: How John Bolton Solidifies Trump’s Hard-line Foreign Policy

A “Big Is Bad” Competition Policy Would Be Extremely Damaging

Yemen Shows Why US Needs to Change Its Arms Sales Policy

How Many Sessions Does it Take to Screw Up Good Policy?

Pompeo and Changing U.S. Policy Toward China

Risky Business: The Role of Arms Sales in U.S. Foreign Policy