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Claude AI Thinks Marco Rubio Is Apparently Breaking The Law
Patrick G. Eddington A few weeks ago, my colleague Clark Neily suggested to those of us on Cato’s Criminal Justice...
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Trump Treasury Expands Financial Surveillance
Nicholas Anthony More than one million Americans are about to face a new level of financial surveillance. The Department of...
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The Case for Repealing the Corporate SALT Deduction
Adam N. Michel In the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act of 2017, Congress placed a $10,000 limit on the amount...
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Today at 2:00 PM ET: Discussing the Dangers of the Current Policy Baseline Gimmick
Romina Boccia and Ivane Nachkebia Today, March 13, at 2:00 PM, I’ll be joining a virtual event hosted by the...
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The American Right Is Abandoning Mises
Brian Doherty Ludwig von Mises, a foundational figure of modern libertarianism, was also for decades a hero of the American...
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Petty Grievances, Erosion of the Rule of Law and Bad Economics: More Steel and Aluminum Tariffs on the Horizon
Clark Packard and Alfredo Carrillo Obregon In another fit of economic illiteracy, President Donald Trump last month announced the imposition...
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Politically Motivated Deportations: The Mahmoud Khalil Test Case
Patrick G. Eddington As I noted elsewhere on March 11, the Trump regime, via Secretary of State Marco Rubio, is...
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Trump’s Vengeful Moves Are Chilling the Bar’s Independence
Walter Olson President Donald Trump has now made clear that his attack on the independence of the bar is not...
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The Divide Between America and Europe on Free Speech on Full Display
David Inserra Last month, Vice President JD Vance gave a speech at the Munich Security Conference that caused quite a...
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A Legal Market for Organs
Jeffrey Miron The National Organ Transplant Act (NOTA) of 1984 outlawed the sale of human organs. Thus, NOTA cemented an altruism-based...
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