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October 21, 2023
National Interest (Online)

Time to Change Course in the Middle East
… Hamas should be a wake‐up call for Washington. It should produce a fundamental reconsideration of U.S. Middle East policy, not doubling down on failed policies. Washington’s decades‐long support for an unstable regional order has resulted in …
By Jon Hoffman and Justin Logan
October 18, 2023
Cato Daily Podcast

As Universal School Choice Advances, Hurdles Remain
Marc LeBlond directs policy at EdChoice.
Featuring Marc LeBlond and Caleb O. Brown
October 10, 2023
Blog

E-Cigarettes Are Not Exempt from the Iron Law of Prohibition
… them warning letters threatening store owners with fines as high as $19,000 per violation. vape cigarettes The goal of policymakers and the FDA was to curtail the use of flavored vapes. Many states and some cities have enacted bans …
By Jeffrey A. Singer
October 10, 2023
Cato Daily Podcast

Counting the Costs NIMBYism Imposes on Everyone Else
It’s worth knowing just how costly it is to effectively give the loudest voices at a zoning board meeting the power of the veto. Chris Denson of the Georgia Public Policy Foundation discusses the tax NIMBYs impose on the …
Featuring Chris Denson and Caleb O. Brown
October 4, 2023
Washington Examiner

Net Neutrality Returns to Haunt Us
… policy that could remove barriers to innovation and expand internet access, the FCC is once again poised to have a policy fight over net neutrality, a bad policy it previously vanquished. The last few years have brought positive and bipartisan …
By Jennifer Huddleston
September 29, 2023
Blog

New York’s Hate Speech Law Violates the First Amendment
… in violation of the First Amendment. The court found that the law impermissibly required sites to publish a “hateful conduct” policy even if they would prefer not to publish any such policy, forcing them to speak when they would prefer …
By Thomas A. Berry
September 29, 2023
Blog

Reinstating ‘Net Neutrality’ Is to Ignore Reality
Usually, when some government proposal is floated in D.C., it should be evaluated with careful, sober policy analysis. But in the case of the Federal Communications Commission’s new “net neutrality” push to more‐or‐less reinstate regulations that …
By Thomas A. Firey
September 27, 2023
The Dispatch

The UAW (and Bidenomics) vs. Economic Reality
… UAW itself. If so, the president’s own policies must share some of the blame. Recapping the UAW Demands How policy fuels a needless conflict that may have no long‐term winners. With the obvious disclaimer that negotiations are fluid …
By Scott Lincicome
September 26, 2023
Forbes

Hawley and Durbin Are Set to Crush Credit
Regardless of the politics, price controls are harmful policies that tend to hurt the people they’re supposedly designed to help. Credit markets are not an exception to this rule.
By Norbert Michel
September 22, 2023
Blog

New Research Highlights How Chinese SOE Reform Helped Unleash Entrepreneurship in Late 1990s
Policymakers in Beijing should learn from successful policy reforms of the past and begin (re)downsizing the role of SOEs in the economy.
By Clark Packard
September 22, 2023
Blog

In 1932-33 Leading Intellectuals Used ‘Dictatorial’ as a Positive Recommendation
As bad as our policy discussion is today, it’s not as bad as the collectivist, centralist, and even dictatorial ideas that dominated the intellectual climate of the Depression years.
By David Boaz
September 20, 2023
The Bulwark

It’s Time to End the Trump-Biden Trade War with China
Walling Americans off from the world and mimicking Beijing’s economic interventionism is exactly the wrong approach for policymakers concerned about China’s high-tech industrial policies and mercantilism.
By Clark Packard and Scott Lincicome
September 19, 2023
Washington Examiner

Another Court Calls Out Government Pressure on Big Tech, but It’s Not Enough
Policymakers owe the public transparency over government actions to protect freedom of expression online.
By David Inserra
September 18, 2023
Blog

Yes, Cut the Federal Government and Its Workforce
While Ramaswamy’s goals may seem fantastic, scholars at the Cato Institute have presented detailed policies for reducing the size of the federal government and its workforce.
By Michael Chapman
September 14, 2023
The American Conservative

Failed Empire
U.S. policymakers should stop fooling themselves about their ability to control international events. America should return to a foreign policy fit for a republic.
By Doug Bandow