Walter Olson After some time in the making, my paper for the Nevada Policy Research Institute is now out, entitled “Efficient, Timely, and Reliable: A Framework for Election...
Ryan Bourne President Joe Biden will reportedly use his State of the Union (SOTU) speech to blame corporations for high grocery bills. The public remains deeply angry...
David J. Bier This updates an earlier post. Border Patrol Chief Jason Owens confirmed last week that the number of known successful evasions of Border Patrol (“gotaways”)...
Jeffrey A. Singer Almost exactly one year after Colorado became the sixth state to allow mental health patients access to doctorate‐level prescribing psychologists (RxPs), Utah lawmakers passed...
Jeffrey Miron Non‐libertarians tend to believe that if X is good (bad), then policies encouraging (discouraging) X are beneficial. (X might be drugs, guns, sex‐education, savings, and numerous other...
Jeffrey A. Singer Oregon voters passed Measure 110 in November 2020, which put an end to caging people who choose to consume drugs that the government prohibits....
Colleen Hroncich Mercedes Grant knew there had to be a better way to educate students. A special education with experience in several states, she kept seeing the same problems....
Jeffrey A. Singer As I explained in a Cato briefing paper last year, overdose prevention centers (OPCs) are a proven harm‐reduction strategy, begun in Switzerland in 1986. There are 147...
Thomas A. Berry and Nathaniel Lawson The Framers of the Constitution understood that the separation of powers is “essential to the preservation of liberty.” In line with this...
Gary Winslett All those Taylor Swift songs you listen to on Spotify may get taxed pretty soon if the 13th Ministerial Conference of the World Trade Organization...