Articles tagged: "Cato Institute"

On July 17, Professor Michael Munger of Duke University hosted a forum at the Cato Institute about his new book,…

Here might be a workable way to look at academia: That which academics dismiss is probably worth exploring. “There is…

Contrary to popular belief, aka news media coverage, opposition to the Common Core education reforms of President Obama is stretching…

Nostalgia is overrated, a Harvard psychologist says. “The bad-dominates-good phenomenon is multiplied by a second source of bias, sometimes called…

Liberals do not understand that the Citizens United v FEC Supreme Court decision is actually a good for free speech…

Alarm over the growth of the national security state seems to wane among liberals when Democrats are in the White…

Universities and colleges are slow to adjust to the new student: one who isn’t full-time and living on-campus, but the…

The oft-perpetuated myth, that rapid economic reforms post-Cold War drove the Eastern bloc into early recession, has been debunked by…

The Obama administration is pushing Americans away from credit cards and regular lines of credit in the financial market and…

Contrary to the assertions of critics of the original intent approach to the Constitution, super majority rules, such as requiring…

America has fought for the Constitution and its values for a short time, but liberals and progressives have gotten the…

Perhaps chess champions who escaped from the old Soviet Union can give us better history lessons than academic historians. “Sometimes…