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How Special Interests Keep Bad Laws on the Books: The Case of the Jones Act

Author admin August 4, 2025

Colin Grabow Seven years ago, the Cato Institute launched its project on reforming the Jones Act—the 1920 law that restricts intra-US water transport

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No, Tariffs Are Not Similar to Consumption Taxes Like a VAT

Author admin August 1, 2025

Kyle Handley

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Friday Feature: Thales Academy

Author admin August 1, 2025

Colleen Hroncich Thales Academy was founded in 2007 by entrepreneur Bob Luddy, who was frustrated when he realized how poorly educated workers in

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Are Stablecoins CBDCs in Disguise? No

Author admin August 1, 2025

Nicholas Anthony

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Skinner v. Louisiana Brief: Prosecutors Must Be Held Accountable for Withholding Exculpatory Evidence

Author admin July 31, 2025

Matthew Cavedon and Laura Bondank

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A Good Start: Congress Cuts Funding for USAID and Other Foreign Aid Programs

Author admin July 31, 2025

Michael Chapman

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Trump Punishes Brazilian Censor in Chief, But Tariffs and Censorship at Home Make Matters Worse

Author admin July 31, 2025

David Inserra

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Former Intel CEO Calls for a US Sovereign Wealth Fund

Author admin July 30, 2025

Tad DeHaven

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A Response to Misinformation Criticism

Author admin July 30, 2025

David Inserra

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Election Policy Roundup

Author admin July 30, 2025

Walter Olson Number twelve in our series of occasional roundups on election law and policy: Coming next week! I’ll be hosting an online Cato