Why Medical Guidance Shouldn’t Come From Washington

Jeffrey A. Singer

Updated Beatles Documentary Is a Fresh Reminder of the Power of Cultural Globalization

Clark Packard

Australia’s Under 16 Social Media Ban: A Warning for Online Speech and Security Around the World

David Inserra

False Dawn by Cato’s George Selgin Ranked Among “10 Best Books of 2025” by The Wall Street Journal

Michael Chapman False Dawn: The New Deal and the Promise of Recovery, 1933–1947, by former Cato Senior Fellow George Selgin, was ranked among

Friday Feature: Three Cords Academy

Colleen Hroncich When Katie Kilgore took a job at a microschool that prioritizes self-directed learning, she had no idea where it would lead

Venezuelan Boats, Presidential Pardons, and the Drug War

Jeffrey Miron

Congress Dissects Debanking in New Report

Nicholas Anthony Closing out the year on a high note, Congress released a new report on the debanking of cryptocurrency companies and ways

Drivers Should Stop Subsidizing Mass Transit

Krit Chanwong The federal government uses the Federal Highway Trust Fund to administer funding to highways and mass transit. Unfortunately, the Congressional Budget

Immigrant Share Grows More Slowly Than Any Decade Since the 1970s

David J. Bier New US Census Bureau statistics show that, despite a significant increase in immigration during President Biden’s term in office, the

For US Businesses, Tariff Complexity Is “Death by a Thousand Papercuts”

Scott Lincicome This year, a large amount of virtual ink has been devoted to US tariff policy—and for good reason. Yet, most of