New Book Analyzes Successes and Failures of Republican Revolution
In The Republican Revolution 10 Years Later, released by the Cato Institute, Newt Gingrich and Dick Armey, the primary architects of the 1994 takeover, and 14 policy experts assess the Republican record in major policy areas. Did the reform spirit of 1994 create a lasting change, or fall victim to the special interests of those in power?

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Study Argues $400 Billion Defense Budget Unnecessary to Wage War on Terrorism
In a new Cato Policy Analysis Charles Peña, Cato's director of defense policy studies, argues that America does not reqire an enormous defense budget to combat global terrorism. Expensive new planes, warships and weapons systems won't defeat the Al Qaeda terrorist network – unprecedented and painstaking international intelligence and law-enforcement cooperation will.

Cato in the News
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David Boaz discusses the political fallout from the Terri Schiavo case on CNN Inside Politics [Real Media].
Radley Balko on traffic cameras in the Atlanta Journal-Constitution.
Ted Galen Carpenter on rising drug violence in Mexico in the Orange County Register.
Doug Bandow on pharmaceutical costs in the Wall Street Journal Europe.
Jim Harper on regulating the data collection industry in the San Francisco Examiner.
David Boaz on personal Social Security accounts in the Hill.