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InstaPundit Wed, April 21, 2010: Tad DeHaven cited in a new media post on reasons for Fannie and Freddie's collapse: "Obama's Fannie and Freddie Amnesia"

The Hill's Congress Blog Wed, April 21, 2010: Daniel Griswold authored a new media post on immigration reform: "The Big Question: Should Dems push immigration reform?"

The Hill's Congress Blog Wed, April 21, 2010: Daniel Griswold authored a new media post on immigration reform: "The Big Question: Should Dems push immigration reform?"

Reason Magazine Blog Wed, April 21, 2010: Cato mentioned in a new media post by Jacob Sullum on the Christian Legal Society's challenge to an anti-discrimination policy: "Private Free Speech or Official Discrimination?"

Stars and Stripes Wed, April 21, 2010: Malou Innocent quoted in an article by Leo Shane III on civilian deaths in Afghanistan: "Continuing civilian toll in Afghanistan poses dilemma for U.S."

Cypress Times Wed, April 21, 2010: Randal O'Toole featured in an article by Jeremy Davis on an event on rail transit: "'Flaws of Transportation and Market Based Remedies' to be Topic at Special HPRA Presentation"

Right Side News Wed, April 21, 2010: Tucker Carlson and Cato cited in a column by Cliff Kincaid on libertarian viewpoints in media: "Beck Should Probe the Progressive Libertarians"

Korea Times Wed, April 21, 2010: Cato mentioned in an op-ed by Casey Lartigue Jr. on Earth Day: "Happy Earth Day! And Please, Live,"

Orange County Register Wed, April 21, 2010: Daniel Griswold quoted in an editorial on the Icelandic volcano's impact on international trade: "Ashy pall over commerce"

Daily Markets Wed, April 21, 2010: Doug Bandow featured in a new media post by Michael Panzner: "Coincidence, Campaign, Or Meme?"

Big Government Wed, April 21, 2010: Daniel J. Mitchell authored a new media post on spending by Obama and Congress: "Don’t Give Up on the American People…at Least not Yet"

United Liberty Wed, April 21, 2010: A Cato video comparing Romneycare and Obamacare featured in a new media post by Jason Pye: "Cato Institute: RomneyCare is ObamaCare"

FinFacts (Ireland) Wed, April 21, 2010: Gerald P. O'Driscoll cited in an article by Michael Hennigan on the connection between business and government: "US Financial Reform: Republicans retreat on implacable opposition in response to Goldman Sachs fraud charge"

FinFacts (Ireland) Wed, April 21, 2010: Gerald P. O'Driscoll cited in an article by Michael Hennigan on the connection between business and government: "US Financial Reform: Republicans retreat on implacable opposition in response to Goldman Sachs fraud charge"

Postal Employee Network Wed, April 21, 2010: Tad DeHaven cited in a new media post on organized labor in the United State Postal Service: "The Postal Service’s Union Problem"

Salt Lake Tribune Blog Wed, April 21, 2010: Cato mentioned in a new media post by Thomas Burr on national education standards: "Political Cornflakes"

American Civil Rights Institute Wed, April 21, 2010: Cato mentioned in a new media post by La Shawn Barber on the Christian Legal Society's challenge to an anti-discrimination policy: "Supreme Court Hears Religious Student Group Case"

Government Healthcare Reform Wed, April 21, 2010: Michael F. Cannon and Michael D. Tanner featured in a new media post on Obama's townhall meeting on health care reform: "Cato Experts Dissect Obama’s Health Care Town Hall Meeting"

NPR.org Wed, April 21, 2010: Cato mentioned in an article on U.S. v. Stevens: "Supreme Court Calls Animal Cruelty Law Too Broad"

Christian Science Monitor Wed, April 21, 2010: Cato mentioned in an article by Warren Richey on U.S. v. Stevens: "Supreme Court animal cruelty ruling: All sides find positives"

MensNewsDaily.com Wed, April 21, 2010: P. J. O'Rourke quoted in an article on government controlled health care in the U.S. and Britain: "ObamaCare: Death and Misery On the Horizon?"

One News Now Wed, April 21, 2010: Neal McCluskey quoted in an article by Bill Bumpas and Jody Brown on Title IX: "Title IX compliance revamped"

RealClearPolitics.com Wed, April 21, 2010: Richard W. Rahn cited in a new media post on the future of American standards of living: "Could the US Become Argentina?"