Senator Whitehouse's thoughtful commentary on "Why Americans Hate Government Surveillance but Tolerate Corporate Data Aggregators" deserves consideration by everyone.
I'm working on a talk on economic inequality that I'm giving in Zurich next week and so I've been paying particular attention to what Thomas Piketty has written since his book came out.
Hoover Institution fellow Victor Davis discusses the immigration problem around the world and how other countries deal with it differently from the United States.
Hoover Institution fellow Richard Epstein gives his insight on the recent Supreme Court ruling on Maryland’s double taxation and the “dormant” commerce clause.
interview with Daniel P. Kesslervia Stanford Social Innovation Review
Friday, June 5, 2015
Hoover Institution fellow Daniel Kessler moderates a panel of discussion of experts from the medical and public health fields as they offer opinions on the Affordable Health Care Act.
Hoover Institution fellow Ed Lazear speaks about the new employment data, consumer spending versus saving, and how falling oil prices are effecting the economy.
The conflicts in the Middle East continue to escalate and critics charge that the Obama administration has neither the passion nor the commitment to counter our adversaries, nor does it seem to have a real strategy for doing so.
Jeb Bush is heading to Europe, trailed by ghosts. One is his brother, George W., arguably the most unpopular U.S. president in Europe since the end of World War II.
World affairs are constants in Jeb Bush's life. He met his wife while a teenager studying in Mexico, majored in Latin American affairs in college and lived in Venezuela as a young businessman. He speaks fluent Spanish.
As Montgomery County’s school board parted ways with former Superintendent Joshua P. Starr in February, it launched a national search for a new leader, aiming to find a top-flight successor by July.
Tucked into the surveillance bill that became law was a little-noticed section that will let the United States complete ratification of two long-stalled treaties aimed at stopping a frightening scenario: terrorists wielding radioactive bombs.
