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Please join AEI as experts discuss the economic and political implications of Brexit for the United Kingdom, Europe, and the United States.
Join us for the Policy Simulation Library DC meeting hosted by AEI’s Open Source Policy Center to learn how computational simulation models are used to inform public policy decision-making.
For Americans seeking good, middle-skill jobs ‘last-mile’ training provides an essential bridge to a more promising future.
So how should the United States move forward with regard to Afghanistan? Here are a few starters
Surely policing can better address community needs without violating individuals’ rights. But accusations of rampant prejudice, and concurrent instructions to stop policing proactively lead to police withdrawal.
We’re 10 years or so into this experiment around a largely ad-funded based internet ecosystem. 10 years from now, I bet it doesn’t look the same, but I don’t know exactly how it will look.
Beto O’Rourke couldn’t win a Senate seat. Now he wants to be leader of the free world
The likelihood that a Democratic president will be able to pack the Supreme Court is slim to none, but the real purpose is to influence the current Court, not install a new one.
Two years ago, the Supreme Court declared that Trinity Lutheran church had been unjustly denied access to a publicly funded school service program. Now, Betsy DeVos is applying the same logic to federal law.
What lessons can we learn from the ambitious school reforms of the Bush-Obama years? AEI’s Frederick M. Hess takes a closer look.
Special Counsel Robert Mueller is said to be releasing his investigation report on Russia’s involvement with the 2016 election soon. Experts discuss the report and what might be revealed about President Trump.
