Trade in Barbieland!
Gabriella Beaumont-Smith Today, I published a piece in Real Clear Policy highlighting Mattel’s Barbie supply chain and why manufacturing products in multiple
Social Security Benefits Are Growing Too Fast
Romina Boccia Here’s an unpopular opinion: Social Security benefits are growing too fast. And this excessive benefit growth is one
New Data: Immigrant Population Is 2 Million Below
David J. Bier New numbers from the Census Bureau’s mini‐census, the American Community Survey (ACS), show that Americans had started
Will Oregonians Strangle Drug Decriminalization Right After Its
Jeffrey A. Singer In November 2020, voters in Oregon approved Measure 110, which effectively decriminalized the possession of federally illicit
Hawley’s Interest Rate Cap Is a Loser
Norbert Michel I spent a large portion of my career working at a conservative think tank, and during my last few years
Rising Farm Incomes Underscore Need for Subsidy Cuts
Chris Edwards As Congress considers a farm bill in coming months, it should keep in mind that farm household incomes have
The Fourth Amendment Is Meant To Protect People
Norbert Michel This new Forbes post provides a brief overview of my testimony last week in the U.S. House of Representatives
The 2022-2023 Cato Supreme Court Review
Thomas A. Berry Yesterday at the Cato Institute we celebrated Constitution Day with our annual symposium, which coincides with the
New Economic Freedom Report: Hong Kong Falls from
Ian Vásquez Hong Kong is no longer number one, according to the Economic Freedom of the World: 2023 Annual Report,
School Supply Lists Include SROs. Is That a
Kayla Susalla School is back in session and many districts prepared by stocking up on School Resource Officers (SROs). Yet