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Good Riddance to the Penny
Tad DeHaven Do you enjoy getting pennies back in change when you pay for something with cash? Probably not. Pennies…
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Rescissions: A Small but Welcome Step Toward Spending Discipline
Dominik Lett The White House has sent a special spending cut package to Congress requesting $9.4 billion in rescissions to foreign aid…
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Trump Practically Bans Travel and Immigration from 12 Countries with Flimsy Security Justifications
Alex Nowrasteh President Trump announced that he’s banning almost all travel and immigration from Afghanistan, Burma, Chad, the Republic of…
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Meet the New Steel Tariffs, Same as the Old Steel Tariffs
Clark Packard and Alfredo Carrillo Obregon On June 3, President Trump signed an executive order doubling his bogus Section 232…
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From Nutrition to Nannying: Texas SB 25 and the New Public Health Overreach
Jeffrey A. Singer I am old enough to remember when, in 2012, New Yorkers marched to protest Mayor Michael Bloomberg’s…
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Local Government Corruption: 15 Case Studies
Chris Edwards and Yasmeen Kallash-Kyler Many American cities suffer from political corruption. We assembled 15 case studies to illustrate the…
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The FTC Event that Wasn’t: The Attention Economy Workshop Misses an Opportunity for Meaningful Discussion
David Inserra Tomorrow, June 4, the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) will hold a workshop titled “The Attention Economy: How Big…
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Grace-Marie Turner, RIP
Michael F. Cannon Grace-Marie Turner was such a powerful and constant force in the free-market health care movement, it’s hard…
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Religious Charter Schools? Let States Decide
Jeffrey Miron A critical issue for the school choice movement is how charter and voucher programs treat religious schools. Supreme…
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Large-Scale Food Stamp Fraud
Chris Edwards I’ve described 10 ways that criminals steal from the food stamp program. This is an important issue because…
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