Author: Cato Institute

How do we get to a better debate about science? Trevor Butterworth, director of Sense about Science USA, has a few ideas.

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Presidential candidate Hillary Clinton isn't a fan of Citizens United, both the Supreme Court case and the organization. No wonder. The Citizens United film, Hillary: The Movie, was deeply critical of her. Now she wants to overturn the case that made the movie famous. Trevor Burrus comments.

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Where did the anti-war movement go? Michael T. Heaney discusses his new coauthored book, Party in the Street: The Antiwar Movement and the Democratic Party after 9/11.

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Friedrichs v. California Teachers Association deals with more than one important element of how unions get their money. Andrew Grossman discusses the Cato Institute's brief in the case.

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There are many worthy provisions in presidential candidate Jeb Bush's plan for tax reform, says Dan Mitchell.

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Two Republican candidates for President appear to be running on a health care platform of "Obamacare Light," according to Michael Cannon.

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California wants donor information from a nonprofit charity that aims to end unconstitutional restrictions on election activity. The Supreme Court will decide that issue this term. Ilya Shapiro comments on Cato's new brief in the case.

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Alternative medicine has a poor track record, yet has earned billions in federal funding in recent years. Todd Krainin of reason.tv discusses his new film on the subject.

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The rules of how the authorities may use drones are largely unwritten, at least so far. Patrick Eddington comments.

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Lawrence Lessig likes to point to Eugene McCarthy's 1968 campaign as he argues for restrictions on election spending. It's just a really bad example. John Samples explains.

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