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Did California’s Carbon Cap-and-Trade Program Increase Toxic Waste?
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Congress Reopens the Government—and Reignites Prohibition
How Setting the Grand Teton Speed Record Nearly Landed a Dog Dad in the Doghouse
Barnes v. Felix Brief: Juries, Not Judges, Need to Decide the Reasonableness of Force
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Did California’s Carbon Cap-and-Trade Program Increase Toxic Waste?
The Shutdown Deal: Kicking the Can Down the Road
Congress Reopens the Government—and Reignites Prohibition
How Setting the Grand Teton Speed Record Nearly Landed a Dog Dad in the Doghouse
Barnes v. Felix Brief: Juries, Not Judges, Need to Decide the Reasonableness of Force
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Jeffrey Miron Apparently, yes: In California, recent evidence shows that facilities subject to cap-and-trade have reduced their greenhouse gas emissions by 3–9 percent. Our...
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Dominik Lett On November 9, Senate Republicans reached a deal with eight Democratic senators to end the government shutdown. Although Congress and the president have yet to formally approve the...
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Jeffrey A. Singer Last night, the Senate passed a continuing resolution along with three appropriations bills, one of which, an agriculture appropriations bill, effectively...
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Michael F. Cannon Everyone says Medicare is facing a “trust fund shortfall.” Not only is that a gross falsehood, the reality is much worse....
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Solveig Singleton and Jerome Famularo Financial service products and markets are complex, which is partly why some insist that consumers need the Consumer Financial...
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Nicholas Anthony This year is the 55th anniversary of the Bank Secrecy Act. At the 50th anniversary, Michael J. Casey wrote in the Cato...
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Jeffrey Miron In a recent Washington Post op-ed, tax policy expert Scott Hodge reminds us that many universities engage in numerous activities that are...
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Jai Kedia We have disagreed with several of the administration’s proposals on economics in general and monetary policy in particular. But credit where it’s...
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Chris Edwards Americans have tethered a huge amount of economic activity to the federal government. Sadly, that nullifies one of our nation’s natural governing...
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Colleen Hroncich When Amy Sparks and her husband opened School of Hope in Fayetteville, NC, they were doing more than establishing a school—they were...
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Dominik Lett The Trump administration has argued, in ongoing litigation, that revoking certain tariff authority would have “catastrophic consequences” and “lead to financial ruin.”...
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Priyanka Venkat For the 29th straight year, the United States Congress has failed to pass its annual appropriations. It has also failed to pass...
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