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Join AEI and leading scholars for drinks and a debate on whether there should be a federal right to education. After listening to the debaters’ arguments, attendees will vote for the winner.
Land use restrictions, both physical and legal, do to an extent increase amenities in cities. Various measures of land restrictions show a correlation with both higher restaurant quality and restaurant diversity.
The House speaker is using security as an excuse for doing something unprecedented and outrageous.
For most countries, it would be unthinkable to support, let alone supply, al-Shabaab. Except for Turkey.
Robert Doar, the Morgridge Fellow in Poverty Studies at the American Enterprise Institute (AEI), has been chosen by the AEI Board of Trustees to be the Institute’s 12th president.
A decade-long saga of bureaucratic delays, cost overruns, and corruption is all too emblematic of the flawed and lackadaisical military procurement efforts of the post-Reagan era.
Inaugurated in 2005, the China Global Investment Tracker now includes 3100 large transactions across energy, transportation, real estate, and other industries, as well as 280 troubled transactions.
That Chinese authoritarianism likely impedes scientific discovery is all the more reason for the thrust of American science and innovation policy to laser focus on our own capabilities, rather than worry about how to suppress China’s rise.
Perhaps the financial, political, and media elites who haven’t yet given up on overturning Brexit and ousting Trump might give some thought to the alternatives.
If Trump knowingly told Cohen to lie to Congress — lying to Congress is its own crime, similar to perjury — he did something pretty darn close to what Barr has previously said was obstruction.
While the US banking system might be more resilient than it was before, the same cannot be said of the European banks and the global shadow banking system.
