Can the White House Denaturalize Domestic Opponents?
Walter Olson “White House suggests stripping political adversary of citizenship” is quite the headline, but it’s now happened three times in just a few weeks....
An Updated Interview with George Selgin on Free Banking and Bitcoin
Norbert Michel George Selgin. George Selgin, senior fellow at the Cato Institute and director emeritus of its Center for Monetary and Financial Alternatives, is retiring...
Inflation Can Increase Capital Gains Tax Rate to Infinity
Adam N. Michel The Washington Post recently reported that outside groups and Republican lawmakers are urging President Trump to unilaterally cut taxes on capital gains...
Friday Feature: Edefy, “Pod Schooling Made Simple”
Colleen Hroncich James Bisenius knows the value of personalized education. He and his four sisters were homeschooled and then homeschooled their own children. Early on,...
Yiwu: China’s Free-Market City
James A. Dorn Few Americans have ever heard of Yiwu, a hilly, noncoastal city in Zhejiang Province, which is now the world’s largest small commodities...
Man Admits to Medicaid Fraud—That’s Not the Worst Part
Michael F. Cannon KFF Health News correspondent Katheryn Houghton posts a fascinating article on a Montana man who admits to an ongoing fraud against Medicaid....
Learning from the Caribbean CBDC Experience
Nicholas Anthony Central bank digital currencies (CBDCs) were launched in Jamaica and The Bahamas with ambitious promises: to promote financial inclusion, to stabilize the monetary...
States Are Streamlining Licensing—ICE Is Kicking In Windows
Jeffrey A. Singer A November 2024 report from the Health Resources and Services Administration projects a shortage of 87,150 full-time equivalent primary care physicians by...
Fifteen Years of Dodd-Frank: A Legacy of Missed Targets and Regulatory Overreach
Norbert Michel As we mark the 15th anniversary of the Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act, it’s a great time to ask whether...
July 30 Event: Senators Tim Kaine and Rand Paul Discuss the Effects of Tariffs on the US Bourbon and Wine Industries
Scott Lincicome In Kentucky, bourbon has long been a source of local pride and economic growth, contributing $9 billion annually and supporting 23,000 jobs. Similarly,...