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How Federal Policy Locked Homeowners—and the Housing Market—in Place
Norbert Michel and Jerome Famularo One of the latest buzz terms in federal housing policy is the “lock-in effect.” It...
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The Folly of Letting the Executive Control Spending
Dominik Lett and Romina Boccia Shrinking government is much needed and long overdue, but recent budgetary maneuvers by the Trump...
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Free Larry Bushart: “Facebook Jail” Isn’t Supposed to Be a Real Place
Matthew Cavedon Former Tennessee police officer Larry Bushart Jr. has spent most of October in jail. His crime? Posting a...
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A Resounding Win for Milei’s Reform Agenda in Argentina
Marcos Falcone Argentine President Javier Milei won a clear victory on Sunday (October 26) over the opposition in the midterm...
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Why Are Cato Trade Scholars Writing to the Supreme Court?
Scott Lincicome It’s rare that trade wonks feel compelled to weigh in on a case before the US Supreme Court,...
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Milei’s Argentina Goes to Vote October 26
Ian Vásquez Argentines will vote in critical midterm elections this Sunday, October 26, in what is being viewed by many...
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RFK Jr.’s Dietary Guidelines: The Next Chapter in Political Nutrition
Jeffrey A. Singer According to news reports, Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. may release new US...
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Scullark v. Iowa Brief: Limit Searches Incident to Arrest to Protect Homeless Americans’ Rights
Matthew Cavedon When Patrick Scullark was arrested, he was not wearing his fanny pack. He had taken it off and...
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Cato Sues FBI Over FISA Records, Again
Patrick G. Eddington For the second time in as many years, the Cato Institute has sued the Department of Justice...
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Constitutional Equilibrium Long Gone
Chris Edwards In the October 23 Wall Street Journal, Peggy Noonan discusses core features of American government and ponders how...
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