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Benjamin M. Anderson: Hayek’s Precursor on the Knowledge Problem

James A. Dorn In the history of economic thought, it is often found that what at first appears as a…

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On “Disagreement” and the Presidential Power to Adjourn Congress 

Andy Craig “…in Case of Disagreement between [the House and Senate], with Respect to the Time of Adjournment, [the President]…

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Time for a Fresh Approach to Childcare

Vanessa Brown Calder President-elect Donald Trump has signaled an appetite for change with his new Department of Government Efficiency and…

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Friday Feature: Arborbrook Christian Academy

Colleen Hroncich “The more that I, as a parent, learned about Charlotte Mason principles, the more I realized that this…

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New Light Rail Project for Los Angeles Comes at a High Price

Marc Joffe In recent posts, I have looked at costly light rail projects in Austin and Minneapolis whose sponsors are…

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Opposing War with Iran Shouldn’t Keep You Out of Government

Joshua Shifrinson Should seeking to prioritize threats to US national security disqualify officials from leading policy positions? The campaign underway to…

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Defending Globalization, Now Available in Paperback and Ebook

Clark Packard Earlier this week, the Cato Institute published Defending Globalization: Facts and Myths about the Global Economy and its…

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The Islamic Secular and the Seeds of Freedom

Mustafa Akyol Once in a while a new book in religious studies comes out with a bold thesis, challenging old…

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Biden’s New Immigrants: Employment, Education, Jobs, and Industries

David J. Bier President-elect Trump is promising to slash both legal and illegal immigration during his second term in office.…

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State Disinvestment in Higher Education Is a Myth

Andrew Gillen You can’t go long reading about higher education before coming across a lament about cuts in state funding…

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