April 21, 2009 4:46PM

New at Cato

By Brandon Arnold

Here are a few highlights from Cato Today, a daily email from the Cato Institute. You can subscribe, here.

"Bright Lines and Bailouts: To Bail or Not To Bail, That Is the Question": Vern McKinley and Gary Gegenheimer have a new Policy Analysis that discusses the failure of bank bailouts.

In a new piece at National Interest (Online), Doug Bandow offers a new strategy for dealing with Kim Jong Il.

Nat Hentoff reports on Obama's broken promises of transparency in the Washington Times.

Make no mistake: "Of course it was torture," says Gene Healy in this week's Examiner column.

In Tuesday's Cato Daily Podcast, foreign policy analyst Benjamin Friedman discusses the record of Defense Secretary Robert Gates under Obama.

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