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March 9, 2000
Cato.org

The Spring Offensive and the Summer Campaign
By Patrick J. Michaels
Policy Report

Vol. 29 No. 4
pdf (1.28 MB)
July/August 2007
February 19, 2021
Scotusblog.com

Supreme Court Needs to Set Clear Standards for Vote-Denial Claims
Without a basic framework, any change in voting rules can draw a legal challenge and might be upheld one year only to be struck down the next
By Ilya Shapiro and Stacy Hanson
December 13, 2021
Blog

In Final Weeks, Trump White House Searched For Excuses To Overturn Election Results
In its final weeks, we now know, the Trump administration searched for excuses that would justify overturning the results of the presidential election it had lost.
By Walter Olson
May/June 2022
Policy Report

Cato Studies
March 19, 2014
National Review (Online)

No Obamacare Slogan Is Going to Save Dems
Supporters of the law will never find a winning message for this fall.
By Michael D. Tanner
October 20, 2009
Chronicles

Social Security’s Coming Crash: The Certain End of Entitlement
By Doug Bandow
June 25, 2021
Real Clear Markets

A Word on the Left’s Anti-federalism Agenda
Progressives have long had trouble with the states as states, as separate sovereigns.
By Roger Pilon
August 22, 2023
Policy Analysis

No. 958
Terrorism and Immigration
Any change in immigration policy for terrorism prevention should be subject to a cost-benefit calculation.
By Alex Nowrasteh
March 10, 2025
Policy Analysis

No. 991
Terrorism and Immigration
The federal government’s security resources should be allocated to the most efficient means of reducing the costs of terrorism.
By Alex Nowrasteh
April 9, 2024
Policy Analysis

No. 972
Terrorism and Immigration
Foreign‐born terrorism on US soil is a low‐probability event that poses small risks and low costs on Americans as a whole.
By Alex Nowrasteh
October 21, 2024
News Releases

Clarifying the Possibility of a Contingent Election under the Twelfth Amendment
These have been broadly correct in most details, but one common claim reflects a confusion worth clarifying.
October 20, 2024
Blog

Clarifying the Possibility of a Contingent Election under the Twelfth Amendment
A crucial distinction means throwing an election to the House is less likely than many fear.
By Andy Craig
July 22, 2022
Blog

What’s in the Collins-Manchin ECA Reform, and Where It Goes From Here
By Andy Craig
April 11, 2019
USA Today

Be Skeptical of Accusations against Julian Assange, WikiLeaks
Every news organization in the free world should be terrified of an Assange prosecution under U.S. law.
By Patrick G. Eddington