The artificial and inadequate International Court of Justice is the least useful approach to resolving separatist conflicts, as its recent ruling on Kosovo's declaration of independence from Serbia makes clear.
The implementation of ObamaCare will force health-insurance plans to scale back on administrative expenses to meet new federal requirements, which could eliminate critical services and threaten the quality of coverage.
The greatest damage from the Deepwater Horizon disaster has resulted from the federal government's attempt to exploit the crisis by promoting a political agenda, yet backlash in Congress shows that the American people can make up their own minds better than government can.
Summer polls in 1994 foreshadowed a shift toward Republicans in Congress, as did summer 2006 polls toward Democrats. How do this summer's polls compare to those pivotal years? Read the latest Political Report to find out.
New York Times columnist David Brooks is calling the economic growth strategy presented in The Battle "the Unleash America Approach." Read Brooks's column here. Learn more about The Battle, by AEI president Arthur C. Brooks, here.
A new study shows more efficient utilization in Medicare could help reduce geographic variation, limit costs, and improve health care outcomes. For a model, Medicare should look to the private sector.
Ahmad Majidyar and Ali Alfoneh write in a new Middle Eastern Outlook that as the United States targets the Taliban in Afghanistan, Iran is using soft-power tactics to combat U.S. influence and win over the minds of the people. More here.
In a Thursday speech at AEI, Newt Gingrich made the case for clearly confronting America's enemies, including the extremist wing of Islam. Watch it here. More on event here.
