Editor's Pick
Kimmel Cancellation a Dangerous Sign for Free Speech
David Inserra Following the assassination of Charlie Kirk, comedian Jimmy Kimmel offered some remarks about the killing, the assassin, and...
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Politically Motivated Terrorist Killings in the US: Answering the Critics
Alex Nowrasteh My recent posts about politically motivated terrorist killings in the United States revealed surprising findings. There are a...
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No, Mr. President, Tariff Challengers Don’t “Hate Our Country”
Tad DeHaven and Nathan Miller Over the weekend, President Donald Trump’s eulogy at conservative activist Charlie Kirk’s memorial service unfortunately...
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On Trump’s Anti-Antifa Executive Order
Patrick G. Eddington On September 22, Trump issued his long-threatened executive order (EO) designating an idea—antifascism, known by its shorthand...
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GEO Group v. Menocal Brief: Don’t Extend Judicial Shortcuts to Government Contractors Accused of Human Trafficking
Matthew Cavedon This month, the Cato Institute joined an amicus curiae brief filed with the US Supreme Court, arguing that...
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What’s the Key to Universal Health Care?
Michael F. Cannon Many critiques of US health care begin with the assumption that, as The Economist put it, the...
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Federal Program Inventory: 2,623 Programs
Chris Edwards The $7 trillion federal budget includes 2,623 benefit and subsidy programs, according to a newly updated federal website....
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Kim Jong Un Takes Denuclearization Off the Table
Evan Sankey North Korean leader Kim Jong Un has named his price for engaging with the Trump administration. In a...
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Trump Shouldn’t Impose a $100,000 Fee on H-1B Visas
David J. Bier President Trump is imposing a $100,000 fee to obtain an H‑1B visa, the primary visa for skilled...
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Election Policy Roundup
Walter Olson Number fifteen in our series of occasional roundups on election law and policy: “It sure looks like the...
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