Author: Cato Institute

The FDA's move to make transfats harder to use has broad implications for consumers, businesses and the power of government to deny people meaningful choices. Walter Olson explains.

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State lawmakers made sure that 2015 was a very good year for educational freedom. Jason Bedrick comments.

The Year of Educational Choice: Update III

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The President and Congress are working together to circumvent budget controls established in 2011. Nicole Kaeding comments.

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Millennials' worldviews owe a great deal to early life experiences and the foreign policy issues that dominated their childhoods. Chief among them, the Iraq War. A. Trevor Thrall comments.

-- Millennials and U.S. Foreign Policy: The Next Generation's Attitudes toward Foreign Policy and War (and Why They Matter)

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A new study calls into question the benefits of expanding Medicaid for both taxpayers and people who use Medicaid services. Michael Cannon explains.

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The incentive structure built into Obamacare create earnings cliffs that may alter the behavior of millions of Americans. Aaron Yelowitz explains the problem.

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The Kelo eminent domain decision wasn't quite what libertarians might have wanted, but the visceral response from the public and pressure on legislatures may have helped protect Americans' property even better. Scott Bullock comments.

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The importance of the Magna Carta to the American founding is easily forgotten, but hard to overestimate. Roger Pilon comments.

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How do nations stack up when it comes to the rule of law? Juan Carlos Botero with the World Justice Project is working to find out.

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The Kelo decision on eminent domain is among the most reviled Supreme Court decisions in the modern era. Ilya Somin, author of The Grasping Hand, discusses the decision and its ripple effects ten years later.

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