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Join AEI as Beatrice Beebe presents her pioneering research on mother-infant interactions, followed by a discussion with AEI’s Katharine B. Stevens.
Join AEI for a discussion of Alex Pollock’s new book, “Finance and Philosophy: Why We’re Always Surprised” (Paul Dry Books, 2018), in which Mr. Pollock provides a concise and witty account of how bankers and financial regulators think.
Join AEI as leaders from several prominent health enterprises share their experiences and ideas on how to reform health care to promote higher value and better care.
If Democrats fail to take the Senate, they can thank their horrific treatment of Kavanaugh for what would amount to a double defeat — securing a conservative majority not only on the Supreme Court but in the Senate as well.
Red-state Democrats are falling in the polls, and Republicans have a natural advantage in congressional districts due to redistricting. The House may stay under Republican control after all.
This week’s EU summit has been hailed as a final chance for Prime Minister Theresa May to negotiate Brexit promises. Experts discuss the UK-EU negotiations.
Trade expert Claude Barfield joins me to discuss NAFTA 2.0, otherwise known as USMCA, as well as US trade policy more broadly.
In the wake of the confirmation of Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh, a lot of people are suddenly very mad that the Senate is “undemocratic.” I’m unmoved.
The PTO’s adoption of new standards for evaluating patent trials and appeals, mirroring that used in district court, represents a modest victory for patent owners.
A candle worth a kopek once set Moscow ablaze, a Russian saying goes. That’s the pension reform: Its $15 billion in alleged annual savings — tiny compared with Russian spending on defense and aggression in Crimea — are a one-kopek candle that may leave the country in flames. Let’s hope the West has its fire engines ready should the conflagration spread.
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Comment letter to HUD: Affirmatively Furthering Fair Housing
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The federal government has limited control over state and local land-use policy. So what should HUD do to increase supply? Condition federal dollars on state and local policy impacts.