Editor’s Pick

Nicholas Anthony Back in 2024, I testified before Congress to warn policymakers that price controls would ultimately hurt consumers. At the same time, Senator Elizabeth Warren (D‑MA) was celebrating that…

Mike Fox On March 30, US District Judge Roy Dalton drew a line in the Florida sand, injecting a dose of sanity into a legal system that has increasingly forgotten…

Norbert J. Michel and Nicholas Anthony All signs were pointing to the end of reputational risk regulation. The president called out the practice, and three federal banking regulators were lining…

Colleen Hroncich As you’ve probably seen if you’re on social media or have visited a national restaurant chain, it’s Teacher Appreciation Week. There are all sorts of deals and rewards…

Alex Nowrasteh The newly launched Cato Innovation Project asks applicants to propose the job they want us to create for them, rather than seeking to fill predefined positions. This inverts…

Jeffrey A. Singer and Adam Omary According to the National Institute of Mental Health, half of all American adolescents have met diagnostic criteria for at least one mental disorder at…

Robert A. Levy On April 29, in Louisiana v. Callais, the Supreme Court examined what might be characterized as reverse gerrymandering. Four years earlier, in 2022, a federal judge ordered the…

Colleen Hroncich Kids don’t generally drop out of schools that are working for them. But the school a child is assigned to isn’t always going to be a good fit…

Norbert J. Michel Many bankers appear happy with the new proposals for “Basel III Endgame,” and with good reason. When this all started back in 2023, the proposals were so…

Dan Greenberg Earlier this month, The Atlantic published “The FBI Director Is MIA,” an article that accused Kash Patel of excessive drinking, various management failures, and episodes of erratic behavior. Last…