Increasing the likelihood of another domestic terrorism intelligence failure?

View in browser March 31, 2021 What Does Rep. Schneider’s “Domestic Terrorism Prevention Act” Look Like? Creating new, competing organizational “domestic terrorism” stovepipes will increase, not reduce, the likelihood of another domestic terrorism intelligence failure. "Domestic Terrorism Prevention Act" Gains Steam By Patrick G. Eddington Can Public Schools Punish Students for Private Speech? The Supreme Court should make clear that public schools can’t monitor and censor student speech 24/7. Public Schools Can't Control Students' Private Speech By Thomas A. Berry and Stacy Hanson MULTIMEDIA Overregulation and California’s Childcare Crisis Childcare in California is hard to come by. Nearly 60% of families do not have adequate access to childcare. Those that do must pay a high price. Childcare centers average $17,000 a year per infant in the Golden State. That’s about 25% of earnings in a $70,000 a year household. The supply of childcare providers is declining. Since 2014, over 57,000 childcare providers have shuttered in California. Excessive regulations increase overhead expenses for providers, making it harder to get off the ground and stay afloat. The solution? Deregulate childcare services. Watch Now ⟶ Subscribe to Other Cato Newsletters ⟶ Donate to Cato Cato Institute, 1000 Massachusetts Ave, NW, Washington, DC 20001, (202) 842-0200