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The CDC’s Return to Autism Panic Is Exactly Why It Needs Reform
Jeffrey A. Singer Today, the Washington Post reports that career scientists at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC)...
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Foreign Digital Services Taxes Are Bad, but the Alternatives Are Worse
Adam N. Michel Earlier this summer, France briefly floated the idea of quintupling its digital services tax (DST), a tariff-like...
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Europe Takes a Major Step Toward Swift Troop Mobilization
Benjamin Giltner Earlier today, the EU’s European Commission and High Representative for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy announced the “Military...
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Federal Court Slaps Down Texas Gerrymander As Racially Based
Walter Olson What if there were a redistricting shootout but only one side was competent at using its weapons? In...
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In the FBI’s Crosshairs: the Socialist Rifle Association
Patrick G. Eddington One of the primary purposes of Cato’s Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) program is to uncover questionable...
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The Fifth Circuit v. The Framers: Justice in the Lone Star State
Mike Fox To most Americans, a unanimous Supreme Court victory seems like the ultimate triumph of justice. But to the...
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Dismantling the Department of Education by Interagency Agreement: Hot Take Edition
Neal McCluskey This afternoon the Trump administration announced its latest move to dismantle the US Department of Education. As I...
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Paving Over Debate: The ROAD Act’s Quiet Passage and Its Empty Promises
Norbert Michel and Jerome Famularo US Sen. Tim Scott (R‑SC). In September 2024, Senator Tim Scott (R‑SC) introduced a 50-page...
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The Real Barrier to Psychedelic Treatment Isn’t Science—It’s Regulation
Jeffrey A. Singer The New York Post recently reported on the results of a small clinical trial at the University...
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What OBBBA Means for the OECD Global Minimum Tax
Adam N. Michel In the second half of 2025, US international tax policy has shifted more than at any point...
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