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The Founders Lived Through—and Loved—High Immigration Rates
July 2, 2026
David J. Bier Americans will celebrate the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence this month. One of the Declaration’s grievances with King
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Gen Z Fails Basic Civics Quiz as America Nears Its 250th
July 2, 2026
Jonah Messinger and Emily Ekins The new Cato Institute Fourth of July Survey, conducted with Morning Consult, asked seven basic civic knowledge questions as the
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White House Self-Dealing in US Trade and Investment Policy
July 2, 2026
Clark Packard and Tad DeHaven
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Postal Banking Has Died With Zero Customers in Years
July 2, 2026
Nicholas Anthony The United States Postal Service has finally laid the postal banking pilot program to rest. However, it’s unlikely anyone noticed. The
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The Incidence of the “Liberation Day” Tariffs
July 2, 2026
Jeffrey Miron Reporters and economists alike spilled much ink predicting the effects of Trump’s “Liberation Day” tariffs. New analysis offers clarity on the
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