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Marco Rubio has composed the opening theme music of health policy reform for Republican presidential primary voters. Scott Walker adds more of the lyrics of programmatic change.
While housing authorities must be careful not to discourage tenants from earning more money, allowing high-income tenants to benefit from tax supported public housing indefinitely is not the answer.
Legendary teacher and scholar Amy Apfel Kass, wife of AEI scholar Leon Kass, passed away after a long battle against cancer. We mourn her passing and remember her inspiring and loving teaching.
Chinese economic weakness will have little effect on the rest of the world, with most important reason being that China has not truly contributed to the global economy for at least four years.
Historical precedents augur against Donald Trump—but perhaps the old rules no longer apply.
Alexis Tsipras is taking a large gamble in calling for yet another Greek election. If Tsipras does not return to office with a majority government, Greece’s political stability and international reputation will suffer.
“You Americans invented freedom,” Peter Schramm told Powerline.com’s Steven Hayward. “You invented freedom. And you’re on your way to losing it.”
A new study claims Chinese emissions from coal from 2000 to 2012 were overstated by 40%. While this may prove inaccurate, it highlights problems with core data provided by Chinese national and local governments.
There is mounting evidence that recent minimum increases on the West Coast are translating into fewer jobs for hotel workers Los Angeles and restaurant workers Seattle and San Francisco.
Rather than focusing on increasing TANF coverage, efforts to supplement low-wage work such as increasing the EITC or expanding child care assistance might be better at improving child well-being.
