A History of Repeated Injuries
The Cato Institute’s new edited volume, A History of Repeated Injuries, explores simple but profound questions. Four authors of different chapters in the book will discuss these questions with respect to jury rights, taxation, immigration policy, and foreign policy.
Should There Be a Dilemma About Data Centers?
Data center construction is facing a wave of pushback, from local city councils to the halls of Congress.
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Win-Win Trade in North America: Six Years of the USMCA
This policy forum will feature a fireside chat with Rep. Adrian Smith (R‑NE), chairman of the House Ways and Means Trade Subcommittee, and the Cato Institute’s Scott Lincicome.
Nuclear Proliferation in US Grand Strategy
Since the 1960s, the US government has devoted considerable resources to preventing the spread of nuclear weapons to both its adversaries and its partners.
Fixing Medicaid’s Financing Structure to Reduce Waste, Fraud, and Overspending
The briefing will examine Medicaid’s structural weaknesses, two competing reform visions, the trade-offs that each entails, and their implications for health care affordability.