Editor's Pick
School Reading Opt-Outs Are Minimal Protection
Neal McCluskey On April 22, the US Supreme Court will hear arguments in Mahmoud v. Taylor. The case pits parents...
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Trying to “Bring Back” Manufacturing Jobs Is a Fool’s Errand
Norbert Michel and Jerome Famularo The Trump administration’s trade policy has taken a serious beating during the past few weeks,...
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Friday Feature: Chance Academy
Colleen Hroncich After a diverse teaching career that spanned pre-kindergarten through college at public and private schools, Anna Bernanke had...
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Officers Who Make Final Decisions for the Government Must Receive Senate Confirmation
Thomas A. Berry and Charles Brandt Braidwood Management is a small business that offers a self-insured health plan to around...
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Can Private Foundations Replace Federal Funding of University Research?
Jeffrey Miron and Peter Van Doren From Peter Van Doren: My colleague Jeffrey Miron recently argued that the federal government...
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Feds Can’t Regulate “Ideological Diversity” at Schools Like Harvard
Walter Olson No civil rights law on the books requires “viewpoint diversity” in university admissions or hiring or creates a...
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TAKE IT DOWN Act Shows That Noble Intentions Can Make Bad Tech Policy
David Inserra No one wants revenge porn and other forms of non-consensual intimate imagery (NCII) to spread online or offline....
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The US Food Trade Deficit Is Nothing to Fear
Philip G. Hoxie When it comes to trade, other countries are quite literally sending us their best. As I discussed in...
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New Cato Paper: Immigrants Generated $3.3 Trillion in Property Tax Revenue Since 1994
David J. Bier Today Cato published my new briefing paper coauthored with Mike Howard and Jacob Vigdor on how immigration...
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“Where the Writ of the Courts Does Not Run”
Walter Olson Until yesterday, April 14, there was still some prospect of sidestepping the worst legal possibilities in the Kilmar...
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