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Please join AEI for the release of Robert M. Collins’ new report “Organization and Guidance Department: Control Tower of Human Rights Denial” and a discussion on North Korea’s most influential department.
Please join AEI for the eighth annual Walter Berns Constitution Day Lecture, as James Stoner Jr. traces out the various connections between American constitutionalism, the common law, and approaches to interpreting the Constitution.
Democrats have called for Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh to be impeached following a NYT report of sexual misconduct. Experts discuss the ramifications.
The president’s “locked and loaded” stance on Iran is a sign of the long-term shift towards an imperial presidency: although the framers placed boundaries on the executive office’s war-making powers, Trump is the latest in a series of commanders-in-chief to stretch those boundaries to their limits.
Teasing out the impacts of the largest tax overhaul the country has seen in decades on households and the economy will take time. So let’s be patient. It’s too early to give up on the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act.
Many US supporters of Israel embrace the notion of a US-Israel defense pact for its symbolic value. But whenever US and Israeli militaries become tools of a political game, strategic imperatives suffer.
Sanctions are reversible — the complete destruction of Kharg or Iran’s few other outlets would render the question of sanctions largely moot.
An attack on two key oil installations in Saudi Arabia has damaged facilities that process the majority of the country’s oil output and caused one of the biggest oil disruption in history. Experts discuss the economies of the GCC countries after the oil attacks.
While the recent attacks on two Saudi oil facilities will impact global oil prices, it is the US commitment in the region that is under attack.
Viard and Slavov focus on ways to increase the progressivity of Social Security and Medicare benefits. They detail the flaws of income-based means testing and argue that targeting benefits based on lifetime labor earnings is the superior strategy to increase progressivity.
On December 11, 2018, Brent Orrell and Grant Duwe hosted a private working-group meeting on evaluating and developing reentry programs for individuals returning to their communities from prison. This report will outline the discussion from the day’s proceedings and highlight several key takeaways for policymakers and practitioners to consider.
The Chrome and Firefox browsers are planning a change to internet navigation that would centralize data flows and pose significant security questions. Now is an excellent time to hit the pause button and let internet operators do what they do best.
