Higher Ed, Research & Learning
Father’s Day just passed, and it has me thinking about the men who shaped me—the ones who truly mattered well beyond my own father. No society has ever asked fathers to raise its children alone. For m...
Last Thursday, The Free Press’s inaugural Supper Club brought more than 2,000 subscribers together in 28 cities across three countries. Missed out on the fun? Tickets for July are available.
At the Charter School Growth Fund, graduation is our favorite time of year. It is when schools shine. We are reminded of what is possible when students, teachers and school leaders have excellence as ...
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Oratory is out of fashion. The word itself sounds archaic to our ears, denoting something people used to practice in antiquity and at long length in 19th-century America. Even the more down-to-earth s...
Einstein famously remarked that a sign of insanity was repeating the same experiment and expecting a different result. If ever this statement had salience, it has to be in the field of foreign exchang...
Free speech officially collides with hate speech, a stink at the Calgary Stampede, trees have rights too, and more in Rupa Subramanya‘s Canada column.
For high school graduates about to head off to college the news is alarming: The degree they’re about to pursue might not land them the job they want. College grads are facing a tough job market, with...
The Court ruled that local goverments may pay compensation far below fair market value for property seized in tax foreclosures.
For many years around the Fourth of July, pollsters have asked Americans how patriotic they are and how they feel about their fellow citizens. AEI asked both questions as part of the new America at 25...
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A six pack of beer next to the Minnesota state flag
Soccer fans in a stadium holding up various versions of the Iran flag.
OKLAHOMA CITY — Touting his state’s soaring literacy scores, Mississippi Gov. Tate Reeves urged Oklahoma leaders to commit to tough reading policies. This year, Oklahoma enacted similar literacy laws ...
Donald Trump signing embargo waiver with Marco Rubio behind him
A photo of President Donald Trump, in front of a separate photo of two men in gas masks wearing tactical gear, colorized in blue.
School choice enjoys broad support among the American public. But opposition within the Democratic Party and the political left remains concentrated among those with the most means. Higher-income and ...
The cover of 'The Hidden History of Conspiracy Theory'
The conservative justice continues to wage a lonely legal crusade over the Commerce Clause.