Author: Cato Institute

More states, most notably California, have moved to legalize and tax marijuana. Joseph Henchman of the Tax Foundation describes some of the wrinkles the remain in the tax treatment of cannabis.

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It may be a mixed bag on actual policy, but the Obama Administration's various executive actions may be swiftly undone as Donald Trump becomes President.

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Which factions will be duking it out as a Trump administration foreign policy is forged? Trevor Thrall explains.

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Does a pending Trump presidency present opportunities to deregulate financial markets? Thaya Brook Knight comments.

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President-elect Trump will inherit all of the expansions of executive power given to him by his predecessors, most notably Barack Obama. Gene Healy says the one-time "thought experiment" is now a reality.

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The foreign policy of President-elect Donald Trump remains a mystery, in part because so few foreign policy experts were willing to advise him during the campaign. Emma Ashford comments.

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An unprecedented election ends in surprise, and more questions for President-elect Donald Trump's substantive policy. David Boaz comments.

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The Dorr War failed, but it gave rise to many prominent women deserving of appreciation. Anthony Comegna comments.

Related episode: The Dorr War in Rhode Island featuring Anthony Comegna.

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The 2016 election for President features two of the most reviled candidates in the history of polling. Could that spur efforts to shift important powers back to Congress? Gene Healy comments.

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Government should mostly take a hands-off policy toward scientific inquiry. Terence Kealey explains why.

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