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Texas Embraces Medical Talent—Unless You’re from the “Wrong” Country
Jeffrey A. Singer On May 29, Texas lawmakers approved HB 2038, a bill that could significantly expand access to health…
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Friday Feature: Solstice Hybrid Academy
Colleen Hroncich A microschool in a converted bus? Depending on your perspective, it may sound crazy, or it may sound…
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Record Student Visa Denials Before Trump: 41 Percent Rejected in 2024
David J. Bier Student visas are the primary jumping-off point for most high-skilled immigrants to the United States. Immigrants study…
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Cato’s Contributions to Justice
Peter Goettler In ten years as president of Cato, I’ve come to appreciate that our work doesn’t always score immediate…
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The Historical Ratio Between Dropout and High School Graduate Wages
Alex Nowrasteh and Krit Chanwong In a 2003 paper, economist George Borjas used an innovative method to controversially find that…
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DOGE’s IRS Cuts in Perspective
Sophia Bagley One criticism we’ve seen of Elon Musk’s Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) is that it could actually worsen…
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Premade Conclusions, Post-Hoc Data: The Problem with the MAHA Report
Jeffrey A. Singer, Terence Kealey, and Bautista Vivanco The MAHA Report, released by Secretary of Health and Human Services (HHS) Robert…
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Government-funded Research Published Exclusively in Government-funded Journals—What Could Possibly Go Wrong?
Jeffrey A. Singer Secretary of Health and Human Services (HHS) Robert F. Kennedy, Jr., told listeners on the “Ultimate Human”…
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What Is the EPA’s Mission?
Jeffrey Miron On March 12, the Environmental Protection Agency underwent its “greatest day of deregulation,” relaxing or reconsidering 31 major rules…
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Shots to the Dome—Why We Can’t Model US Missile Defense on Israel’s “Iron Dome”
Justin Logan Trusty Defense and Foreign Policy Research Associate Ben Giltner and I have a piece in The Spectator pointing…
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