Financial Economists Dismiss Stock Buyback Fury
Ryan Bourne and Sophia Bagley On May 3, 2023, the Securities and Exchange Commission adopted a rule to update stock buyback
Chileans Vote to Step Back from the Socialist
Daniel Raisbeck Back in August of 2022, I wrote about how a small band of sanctimonious, sophomoric malcontents had—astoundingly—taken over the Chilean
Amid Wave of Fed Criticism, Cato Study Finds
Jai Kedia Recent Gallup polls have found that public confidence in Fed chair, Jerome Powell, is at an all‐time low,
Title 42 Failed. It Should Not Be Extended
David J. Bier With the sunsetting of the public health emergency this week, Border Patrol will lose its ability to
School Districts Sue Over the “Nuisance” of Online
Walter Olson I’ve got a new opinion piece at Ricochet about a particularly disturbing new lawsuit campaign: According to education site The
R.I.P. Newton Minow
Paul Matzko Former FCC Chairman Newton Minow died a few days ago and outlets dug deep into their archives to dust
Will the Added IRS Funding Create Value?
Chris Edwards The Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) of 2022 included $79 billion in added funding for the Internal Revenue Service
A Better Approach to U.S.-China Trade
Clark Packard Five years ago next month the Trump administration began an aggressive trade war with China over a number of
Congress’s Shade on Suspended Solar Duties Shines Light
Gabriella Beaumont-Smith On May 3, the Senate passed a House joint resolution to nullify President Biden’s proclamation to freeze the collection
Is the Debt Ceiling Unconstitutional? What about Default?
Robert A. Levy 1. Describe the current impasse regarding the debt ceiling. Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen warns that the federal