National Power and the Structure of Foreign Trade was a reasonable title for a book in the 1940s. Today’s version would need ...

Atlantic hurricanes and their impacts were attributed to “climate change” whereas the lack of damaging US landfalls was ...

All of this would argue for a rethink of US budget policy with the aim of reducing the budget deficit and our reliance on the kindness of strangers to finance that deficit. Absent such a change, we ...

Shrinking governing boards, diversifying beyond alumni and business executives, and mandating free speech vetting in leadership hires could reverse the chill on free speech and equip trustees to ...

The race for the next United Nations Secretary General officially kicked off on November 25 when the Presidents of the General Assembly and the Security Council issued a joint letter defining the ...

U.S. policymakers will debate how to regulate or tax these fortunes, but the economic engine UBS documents is hard to mistake. America still produces billionaires in a pro-market way—by creating new ...

In response to the Trump administration’s Compact for Academic Excellence in Higher Education, AEI’s Conservative Education Reform Network commissioned eight reports from conservative education ...

COVID-19 was spread by people hanging out with other people. One of the terrible truths of the outbreaks in 2020 and 2021 was that the most dangerous activities were the most important parts of life: ...

Senior Fellow Michael Rubin discusses Putin’s visit to India amidst the decline in U.S.-India relations.

American Enterprise Institute President Robert Doar awarded renowned historian and professor of history emeritus at Brown University, Gordon S. Wood, the highest honor bestowed by the Institute, on ...

It is a truism in modern politics that ours is a system of “coequal branches.” Politicians of both parties solemnly invoke this principle all the time. We hear it even as early as civics class in ...