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In this Bradley Lecture, author and former White House Domestic Policy Adviser Karl Zinsmeister will sketch the unappreciated size and scope of charitable giving in America.
Marc Thiessen hosts a conversation with General Hayden on the past, present, and future of US intelligence and national security policy.
Why German-Americans may be less amenable to Trump’s appeal than Americans generally and why this matters for Trump in Wisconsin
Why is former NSA and CIA director Michael Hayden coming out on the side of Apple in the battle over data encryption?
This study, funded by the Ewing Marion Kauffman Foundation, will examine the degree to which recent and future changes in national health policy may provide assistance.
We all see the problem developing and getting closer to the United States but the government just delays taking action.
On the heels of the capture of Salah Abdeslam, the architect of the Paris attacks, what seemed like a victory in counterterrorism is now just the impetus for another vicious attack on European soil.
The Brussels attacks demonstrate that ISIS remains a dangerous threat that has infiltrated Europe.
Tragedies like today’s Brussels attacks could become the new normal if European nations don’t take immediate steps.
In the wake of the Brussels attacks, Mr. Trump’s dismissive attitude towards NATO should give Europeans pause, as they would be negligent if they did not take seriously the contingency of facing the dangers of the world alone.
Is the threat of terrorism greater today than on September 11, 2001?
We cannot lose sight of the fact that the math—more workers, higher-earning men, and less family drama—tends to favor parents who manage to get and stay married.
