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Matthew Cavedon George Anibowei is a Dallas immigration lawyer and a naturalized US citizen who travels abroad regularly. Since October 2016, border agents have...
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Norbert J. Michel The big news on September 30 was that the Fed’s Inspector General released its report on the Eccles building renovation project....
Stephen Richer For much of the past two years, the debate over noncitizen voting has started from one seemingly uncontroversial premise: federal law makes...
Tad DeHaven and Chad Smitson Two more federal equity deals with private companies were announced in September. That brought the total figure in Cato’s...
Colleen Hroncich In most areas of life, when something isn’t working, we look for a better option. In K–12 education, though, children are assigned...
Ryan Bourne and Nathan Miller The 10-year Treasury yield exceeded 5.3 percent yesterday—its highest intraday level since 2002. It has risen by roughly half...
Matthew Cavedon George Anibowei is a Dallas immigration lawyer and a naturalized US citizen who travels abroad regularly. Since October 2016, border agents have...
Jai Kedia The Federal Open Market Committee voted unanimously yesterday to raise its target range a quarter point to between 3.75 and 4 percent....
Colleen Hroncich Like many education entrepreneurs, Ben Colas, founder of Forest City Academy in Cleveland, had several twists and turns in his journey. After...
Walter Olson Around the country, state and local officials dodged a flaming arrow when the Supreme Court on September 14 struck down a recently...
John F. Early In an important baby step toward stopping racial discrimination, the Census Bureau has issued a notice in the Federal Register of...
Ryan Bourne and Nathan Miller Occupational licensing is sold as consumer protection that screens out incompetent or dangerous workers. Today, about 22 percent of...
Benjamin Giltner Finland is the latest country to join France’s nuclear umbrella, having finalized a deal with Paris earlier this week. This sounds like...
Jeffrey Miron Does banning a good or service substantially reduce its consumption? Or does it mainly drive the market underground or to substitute products?...
Matthew Cavedon In this case, a family in Parksley, Virginia, ran into an onslaught of opposition to their food truck from their local government....
Romina Boccia Republicans have resisted broad tax increases for decades. Social Security’s approaching insolvency may be testing that commitment. The Washington Post recently reported...