AEI’s Nicholas Eberstadt, Alan Mendoza, and Elliott Abrams will discuss Lessons for an Unserious Superpower: The “Scoop” Jackson Legacy and US Foreign Policy, Dr. Eberstadt’s new study on US foreign policy since the Cold War through the lens of Sen. Henry Jackson’s (D-WA) human rights–based approach.

In two recent provocative policy reform papers, David Hyman of Georgetown Law and the University of Texas School of Law’s Charles Silver proposed more first-party cash and less third-party coverage as the best pathway to improve the cost and quality of Medicaid and Medicare. They argue that moving health care subsidies from defined benefits to […]

AEI senior fellow Robert Pondiscio, along with a panel of experts in school sports will discuss the true merits (and possible drawbacks) of the robust sports culture of American K–12 schooling.

Join AEI’s Michael Brickman for a discussion with legal experts and litigators on SAVE’s legal challenges, the details of ongoing lawsuits, and their likelihood of success.