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In this Policy Analysis, O'Toole writes that when Congress passed the Federal Aid Highway Act of 1956, it gave the Bureau of Public Roads a clear mission: oversee construction of a safe, high-speed

In this Policy Analysis, the authors write that rates of unionization in the United States today are at historic lows and are unlikely to rebound.

In the Policy Analysis for CATO, the authors challenge the received opinion that if the Federal Reserve had followed a stricter monetary policy earlier this decade when the housing bubble was formi

In this Policy Analysis on free market health care options, Cannon writes that in March 2009, President Barack Obama said,

In this CATO Policy Analysis, Con-Revere contends that civil libertarians feared that a change of administrations would herald a revived Fairness Doctrine, a policy that previously permitted the go

In this Policy Analysis, freedom of expression is under threat. Challenges to it are coming from all corners of society.

In this Policy Analysis from transit expert Randal O'Toole, proponents of compact development argue that rebuilding American urban areas to higher densities is vital for reducing greenhouse gas emi