The OKC Bombing Sting Operation and the Ford Bronco

The OKC Bombing Sting Operation and the Ford Bronco

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An otherwise obscure FBI 302 report recently sourced from records in the 2004 Terry Nichols State Trial adds an interesting dimension to the theory that the April 19th, 1995 Oklahoma City bombing may have been a sting gone awry. The memo, which describes a Ford Bronco driving slowly around the Murrah Federal Building at 2:30 A.M. between two to three times — 15 miles per hour, seems innocuous enough. However, that is only if you’re not familiar with […]

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America First Legal Foundation v. Chief Justice John Roberts

America First Legal Foundation v. Chief Justice John Roberts

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Last month, with relatively little fanfare, the America First Legal Foundation filed suit against Chief Justice John Roberts, in his capacity as the presiding officer of the Judicial Conference of the United States, and Robert J. Conrad, Director of the Administrative Office of the U.S. Courts. The suit is nominally seeking to enforce a document request under the Freedom of Information Act (FOIA), but substantively raises broad separation-of-powers claims. The suit was prompted by the refusal of the […]

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Private Equity and Hospitals: Have They Finally Gone Too Far?

Private Equity and Hospitals: Have They Finally Gone Too Far?

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A long time ago when I was a kid, our local hospital was one of the rocks of our community. While it was not usually a destination of choice, you had confidence that the hospital was there solely for the purpose of taking care of you or your family when something went wrong. The hospital was a distinct entity, separate from the various businesses in town whose primary and necessary objective was to turn a profit. I would […]

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Cato Legal Expert Discusses EO on Regulatory Offenses

Cato Legal Expert Discusses EO on Regulatory Offenses

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Cato Institute Legal Fellow Mike Fox is available for interviews in light of President Trump signing an executive order pushing back on overcriminalization in federal regulations. lead , Fox issued the following statement in reaction: , “Concerns over the growing number of federal regulatory crimes and their impact on well-meaning Americans took center stage when I testified during a hearing before the House Judiciary Crime Subcommittee on Wednesday. President Trump has issued an executive order seeking to curb the enforcement […]

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