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Rep. J. Randy Forbes (R-VA) sits down with former Sen. Jim Talent (R-MO) to discuss the security challenge China’s military modernization and expansion pose to the United States and its allies.
What will it take to ensure the success of the Internet Assigned Numbers Authority transition? Rep. John Shimkus remarks on the DOTCOM Act to provide congressional oversight.
State and nonprofit leaders discuss successes and challenges in improving reentry for prisoners and reducing recidivism.
We need not drive off the cliff. We should simply turn the steering wheel, said panelist Stuart Guterman.
In recent years, liberals have started to turn away from the tradition of religious liberty exemptions — and come up with ever more inventive ways to justify doing so.
In “The Conservative Heart,” AEI President Arthur C. Brooks lauds the successful efforts of George and Harriet McDonald to empower men in New York City.
Answer a series of questions to see which of the 2016 Presidential candidates best represents your political and economic views.
Thomas Jefferson and Andrew Jackson are history in Connecticut.
In the battle between the Inequality Democrats and the Innovation Democrats, the former is winning.
Buried in paragraph 29 in the recently concluded Iran nuclear deal is a potentially very important statement.
The current rules for providing food aid waste resources at every step.
Many critics of this particular agreement, including me, believe that it would be far preferable to sign a good deal with Iran than to go to war with Iran — but also believe that this is a very bad deal indeed.
The legislation has hit the banking industry hard, hurting the recovery. Worse is its effect on the rule of law.
