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Maureen Ohlhausen, an FTC commissioner, outlines a step-by-step approach for putting the principles of regulatory humility into action and identifies high and low watermarks for the FTC’s adherence to this approach.
A panel of leading experts discuss whether Big Data can replace the federal statistical system, and if not, whether the two can complement each other.
Given the benefits of increased North American production exemplified by Keystone XL, this issue will loom large in 2016’s presidential campaigns. And there lies Mrs. Clinton’s dilemma.
The 1970s measure of economic well being is missing the weak job market and how low inflation is not always a good thing.
Using actual campus crime data from the University of Minnesota and assuming the White Claim that only 12% of sexual assaults are reported, an analysis shows that only 1 in 38 female UM students was the victim of sexual assault from 2010-2012.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu will address a joint Congress this morning on the dire regional and global implications of a poorly crafted nuclear deal with Iran. AEI scholars assess the already strained US-Israel relationship.
“Pharmaphobia” describes how an ideological crusade, stretching over the last quarter century, has used distortion and flawed logic to make medical innovation even harder in a misguided pursuit of theoretical professional purity.
The repeal of certain Obamacare exchange subsidies, seen as furthering a conservative goal, is likely to hurt the GOP politically.
Is Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s joint meeting with Congress really the disaster the White House and its allies have made it out to be?
House Republicans have placed Boehner in an unwinnable situation and are mad because he is trying to navigate it intelligently.
Oil output in America’s No. 1 oil-producing and job-creating state – Texas – surged again in December to the highest level since the 1970s.
Over the past year, “ban fraternities” has become a battle cry for gender activists who want to eradicate male privilege and reduce rates of campus rape. But will banning fraternities solve the problem?
