Open wide, Chancellor: Britain’s businesses are already in the chair
Three weeks ago I had a tooth out. It did not go quietly. The extraction took forty-five minutes, with the ...
Previewing the Ballot Measures
Walter Olson Voters will go to the polls soon in states and municipalities to decide ballot issues of significance for ...
The FCC Wants to Police Your Polls
David Inserra In the latest example of the FCC using its power to punish speech it does not like, FCC ...
Financial Surveillance Interview with Nicholas Anthony
Patrick G. Eddington and Nicholas Anthony Cato Surveillance Week 2026 featured a panel that included my colleague and Cato Research Fellow ...
Let’s Talk About Europe
Benjamin Giltner More people continue to write of the need for Europe to become less dependent upon the United States ...
The Chicago Boys and Chile’s Economic Success
Jeffrey Miron Economic reform doesn’t usually make for a good movie, except in the case of the “Chicago Boys,” a ...
The Victim’s Dilemma: The Fallacy of the Strong State in Times of War
Frightened citizens in wartime tend to demand even more centralization and state power in the name of protection. However, the ...
Fr. Ranjan D’Sa: Leadership Lessons From a Decade in Parish Ministry
It means managing people, money, and programs, year after year, in a community that expects both stability and growth. That ...
Firstwork raises $15m to automate onboarding for frontline workers
Firstwork, a New York-based AI company that automates hiring checks for frontline staff, has raised $15m in a Series A ...
More than a third of Americans earning over $500,000 say they’re living paycheck to paycheck, Goldman Sachs finds
"Housing, health care, education, caregiving, and everyday costs have outpaced wage growth for decades, leaving households with less room to ...
