The WOPR Act represents a bold first step into uncharted regulatory territory, but like its cinematic namesake, it may discover that the only winning move is not to play at all.

Sure, but that’s not what we’re being offered. Writing in the Wall Street Journal, I talk about a new Social Security reform proposal from Senators Bill Cassidy (R-LA) and Tim Kaine (D-VA) — the first ...

The JFNA survey should serve as a wake-up call for the organized American Jewish world. Jews connected to Chabad report a 44% increase in engagement. Chabad’s growth is not the result of slick ...

Join AEI’s Kirsten Axelsen and Brian J. Miller and a panel of experts as they discuss how the Inflation Reduction Act will affect biomedical innovation.

A climate expert responds to a media inquiry regarding the Trump administration’s EPA proposed rescinding the 2009 Endangerment Finding on climate change.

Later this week here at THB I’ll be publishing two important pieces — one a guest post from a climate scientist on how his ...

Senior Fellow Sadanand Dhume joins Brookings’ Tanvi Madan and the Carnegie Endowment’s Milan Vaishnav on the Grand Tamasha Podcast to discuss U.S. tariffs against India.

It would a threat to our prosperity if the Department of Commerce reported suspect trade and investment data but, if it happens, we can check Eurostat and Canada’s trade numbers. Data falsification ...

The GENIUS Act creates stablecoins with near-zero transaction costs but poor privacy protections, where issuers profit while consumers bear hidden costs.

In this setting, accurately modeling drug development and estimating the impacts of price regulation on drug development is critical. Given the continuing discussion around the Congressional ...

The White House has every incentive to clear the president of any involvement in Epstein’s illicit activities. The pressure is high since Trump partied with Epstein, has a history of ...

It was always a mistake to trust that colleges would honor the Supreme Court’s ruling that race-based preferences in admissions are unconstitutional.