David Inserra In recent weeks, a simmering conflict over the censorial practices of the Brazilian courts erupted into open conflict. Reporting from various sources
John Mueller Impelled by an overwhelming desire to hunt down those who were responsible for the September 11, 2001, terrorist attacks, the United
Patrick G. Eddington Just shy of one year ago, the public learned that an FBI agent had conducted a query of the Foreign Intelligence
Johan Norberg Today is Earth Day, an important moment to reflect on our broader responsibilities to the world. How are we really treating
Marc Joffe Tiffany Henyard, mayor of Dalton, Illionis. (Screenshot, vodolton.org) The drama unfolding in Dolton, Illinois may seem irrelevant to those of us
Walter Olson I’ve got a new piece in the Unpopulist debunking claims that have lately made the rounds that noncitizens vote in large numbers
Ian Vásquez For more than 30 years, I and a number of my Cato colleagues have been travelling to Argentina, where we have participated in countless
Colleen Hroncich Catholic schools are known for many things—quality academics, character formation, a family‐ friendly atmosphere, teaching self‐discipline, and more. They aren’t necessarily known
Daniel Raisbeck Colombian President Gustavo Petro. In June of 2022, a slight majority of Colombian voters elected Gustavo Petro as president. To say that
Ryan Bourne As I outlined in “Five Fiscal Truths,” the United States faces an alarming fiscal outlook characterized by historically high budget deficits, high
