Author: Cato Institute

Religious liberty and public schooling often come into conflict. Charles Glenn discusses how to protect religious freedom in education.

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The history of protecting religious liberty at the courts is mixed, but there is hope. Douglas Laycock comments.

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FlyteNow wants to let private pilots share empty seats on their planes. The FAA says it's illegal. Matt Voska is CEO of FlyteNow.

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The RAND Corporation's Howard J. Shatz discusses how the so-called Islamic State sustains itself economically.

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The federal government could make it easier for doctors to allow terminal patients to try unapproved therapies. Starlee Coleman of the Goldwater Institute talks about why they should.

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What powers will the next President inherit? What can Congress do to reassert its primacy as makers of law? Rep. Jeb Hensarling (R-TX) spoke at a Cato Institute Capitol Hill briefing in May.

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The motivations of mass killers matter when evaluating a proposed public policy response. Trevor Burrus comments.

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Don't be surprised if the Securities and Exchange Commission comes knocking when you ask your friends to invest in your small business. Thaya Brook Knight comments.

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Policy prescriptions offered in the immediate wake of tragedy can give people a sense of relief from the tragedy itself, but those proposed reforms would often sacrifice basic liberties. Adam Bates comments.

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The Whren case decided 20 years ago gave police wider latitude to detain people. It hasn't all been to the good. Jonathan Blanks explains.

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