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AEI’s Center for Internet, Communications, and Technology Policy looks at the top tech policy issues of 2015, featuring a keynote address by Sen. John Thune.
During School Choice Week 2015, AEI’s Rick Hess, Senator Tim Scott, Thomas Stewart, and Patrick Wolf discuss Stewart and Wolf’s new book, “The School Choice Journey,” and why promoting school choice is important to expanding the range of education opportunities for every student in the United States.
The Fourteenth Amendment clearly authorizes federal abortion legislation, including a ban on late-term abortions.
President Obama’s middle-class tax plan targeted dual-earner couples, offering nothing to middle-class families with a stay-at-home parent. How many families are we talking about?
And why are more economically free nations more resilient?
Everyone has something to say about President Obama’s State of the Union address delivered last Tuesday night. Given in the shadow of a major shellacking in the November 2014 election, Obama’s tone was more divisive than not, touting perceived “victories” and glossing over major problems, particularly in the realm of international affairs.
The millennial generation has had much lower crime, divorce, and birth rates than previous generations. While partisan issues may explain some of the reason for this, millennials may behave better largely because they are expected to by their parents.
Paul Kupiec and Peter Wallison raise questions about legal support for the FDIC’s Single Point of Entry (SPOE) bank resolution strategy, whether the strategy can be used for resolving the largest failed banks, and the economic consequences of using the SPOE approach to attenuate the systemic risk of a large-bank failure.
Rather than blunt sectarianism and repression with reforms, the House of Saud has decided to double down on repression.
If Mr. Erdoğan truly wants to know why Turkey’s European Union membership has gone nowhere, perhaps he might consider what everyone besides him realizes.
With the almost certain prospect of a Syriza government, there is an even greater possibility that Greece will be forced out of the Euro. This would inflict substantial damage upon the rest of the European economy.
Isolation is an impossibility in a globalized world, and calls for it to turn inward will only lead to a marginalized Japan.
