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The current US approach to Yemen has failed alongside the Yemeni state. AEI’s Katherine Zimmerman releases a report proposing a new model for defeating al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula.
Rep. Sensenbrenner and a panel of experts will explore ways of simultaneously reducing America’s high levels of incarceration and of crime and disorder.
The 14th Amendment settled the question of birthright citizenship once and for all. Conservatives should not be the ones seeking a new law, or even a constitutional amendment to reverse centuries of American tradition.
Our empirical results suggest a significant impact of taxes on the composition of executive compensation, and that executives have a greater incentive to defer income when they face higher tax rates.
Susan Pedersen’s academic cheerleading for the League of Nations provides important perspective on the continuing, indeed unrelenting, campaign to replace national sovereignty with multilateral institutions.
Raising the minimum wage is the high risk way of helping low-income workers.
Charters are a valuable means of undermining the dominant ties between opportunity and property wealth, and the default lottery system provides valuable choices for many families, including many of those that cannot afford to exercise school choice by “moving with their feet.”
Is it any wonder Working America is so miserable? Except it’s not.
To think clearly, and to protect ourselves from central bankers committed to perpetual inflation, we need to be perpetually correcting against money illusion.
Unions and minimum wage hikes are not the solution to growing the economy. Better alternatives exist.
Great strides are being made for women in politics, and perceptions of women in politics. In the end, however, “Americans care more about a candidate’s character and leadership abilities than his or her sex.”
