A discussion on immigration. 

Hoover Institution fellow Elizabeth Economy discusses the third revolution and notes that there's a sense of political malaise in China.

Hoover Institution fellow John Cogan discusses entitlements, universal basic income, and his award winning book The High Cost of Good Intentions: A History of U.S. Federal Entitlement Programs.

The world is full of inequalities. I dare say I cannot think of a single human endeavor that has ever been equal by any important measurement. Yet, we are told by politicians and school administrators that inequality is bad and something to be fought. But is this really logical? And what kind of equality is important? Before I answer these questions, let me elaborate on what those who strive for equality of outcome want.