If You Like It, Maybe You Can Keep It
By William Newell “If you like your health care plan, you can keep…
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Ken Ivory to Speak on Transferring Public Lands
Join Cascade Policy Institute as we welcome Utah’s Ken Ivory to share his…
Read Blog DetailDoes a Higher Minimum Wage Always Benefit Workers?
By Erin Shannon The debate over raising the minimum wage is everywhere. Fast…
Read Blog DetailOctober Chaos for Cover Oregon
Three weeks after launch, Oregon’s online health insurance exchange Cover Oregon hasn’t enrolled…
Read Blog DetailGlobal Quest For Freedom
Featuring Donald J. Boudreaux, economics professor at George Mason University and former president of…
Read Blog DetailWhy Cities and Counties Should Consider Leaving TriMet
Please join us for Cascade’s monthly Policy Picnic led by Cascade President John Charles on Wednesday,…
Read Blog DetailSurveying Government Planners Won’t Help
The State of Oregon is sending a survey to economic and community development…
Read Blog DetailDrug Cartels, Not Cold Medicine Patients, Are the Enemy in Oregon’s Meth War
It seems that despite the best efforts of Oregon policymakers and law enforcement,…
Read Blog DetailWhy Was Moody Avenue Shut Down―Again?
Last week, TriMet proudly announced that the tracks for Milwaukie light rail had…
Read Blog DetailWhat Would Jefferson Say to the Little Sisters of the Poor?
In 1804 an Ursuline nun in New Orleans asked Thomas Jefferson to clarify…
Read Blog DetailThe State of Freedom in Oregon
By William Newell Today, Oregon is at a crossroads. Oregonians must choose between…
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