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Social Security’s Financial Crisis in Pictures
Romina Boccia and Ivane Nachkebia Social Security has been in the news lately—but for the wrong reasons. The Department of…
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Tariffs and Agriculture: Reaping What You Sow?
Tad DeHaven The Trump administration’s ham-fisted trade wars mean higher input prices and reduced American farmers’ access to export markets.…
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Small Businesses Confront the Tariff Onslaught
Colin Grabow Last week, the US Chamber of Commerce sent a letter to senior Trump administration officials raising the alarm…
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Trump’s Cuts to Federal Science Budget Are Justified, So Why Doesn’t He Justify Them (Properly)?
Terence Kealey President Donald Trump’s cuts to the federal science budgets have provoked vast alarm, yet the cuts are justified. Unfortunately,…
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Congress Should Embrace the Cuts in Trump’s Skinny Budget
Romina Boccia and Dominik Lett President Donald Trump has released his “skinny” budget blueprint for fiscal year (FY) 2026, three…
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Free Markets Did Not Fail the Middle Class
Norbert Michel and Jerome Famularo Today’s populists peddle two narratives to support their agenda. The first one is that the…
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Friday Feature: One Stone
Colleen Hroncich Alongside the growth of homeschooling and microschooling, student-directed learning seems to be gaining popularity. Many of the options…
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Content Creators, Entrepreneurship, and Tech Policy
Jennifer Huddleston Thinking about entrepreneurship in the tech industry typically conjures images of start-ups and visionary innovators in Silicon Valley. …
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The Whole DEI “Project Is a McCarthyite Witch Hunt”
Bryan Caplan Bryan Caplan, Professor of Economics at George Mason University and a Cato Institute Adjunct Scholar, recently addressed GMU’s…
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The Whole DEI Project Is a “McCarthyite Witch Hunt”
Bryan Caplan Bryan Caplan, Professor of Economics at George Mason University and a Cato Institute Adjunct Scholar, recently addressed GMU’s…
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