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Walter Olson The Trump administration is in court regularly with motions seeking injunctions as well as other discretionary court relief, such as stays of...
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Evan Sankey Meeting in South Korea last week, President Trump and China’s President Xi agreed on the outline of a one-year truce in their...
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Clark Packard On November 5, the Supreme Court will hear arguments on President Trump’s sweeping tariff policy imposed under the International Emergency Economic Powers...
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Thomas A. Berry and Brent Skorup On November 5, the Supreme Court will hear oral arguments in what is likely to be the biggest...
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Michael F. Cannon Cato adjunct scholar Charles Silver poses that question in the title of a guest post at John Mandrola’s and Adam Cifu’s...
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Colin Grabow To sway opinion ahead of the Supreme Court’s examination of whether President Trump possesses authority to impose tariffs under the International Emergency...
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Matthew Cavedon The past couple of months (for that matter, perhaps any couple of months) have served up story after story about what can...
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Jeffrey A. Singer In a recent New York Post opinion column, I criticized the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s (CDC) mission creep, as...
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Ryan McMaken takes a deep dive on food stamp spending, food stamp recipients, and how Big Ag and other industry lobbyists fight to keep...
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Last week President Trump took steps to re-name the Department of Defense the “Department of War”—arguably, a more appropriate name.
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The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) is widely seen as a pillar of financial stability, but it is actually it is a warning label...
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While people might speak of the “business of government,” there really is no way to compare the two. Business is voluntary; government is coercive.
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Discussions about black suffrage following the Civil War usually are focused upon black voting rights in the South. However, during that same time, northern...
