Since the George W. Bush administration and under both parties, the White House has focused on scientific integrity. However, ...

Civic virtue cannot be compelled at the registrar’s desk. It must be nurtured in the classroom, the sanctuary, and the home. If Jewish schools want to preserve their community’s future, they should ...

Parent-school clashes aren’t about "monster" moms and dads—they stem from a collapse of trust, and rebuilding that trust requires competent leadership.

The ongoing, back-and-forth First Amendment battle in NetChoice v. Fitch centers on an age-verification and parental-consent statute affecting minors’ access to lawful speech on social media platforms ...

This article explores the political composition and climate of college campuses, questioning whether they lean too liberal.

As AI starts to replace mental tasks, it begs the question of whether the transition will come at the cost of thinking skills essential to a healthy human existence. If it does—and evidence is tending ...

AI Models Rate ‘Right’ Think Tanks Lower in Terms of Morality, Objectivity, and Quality Than Those on the ‘Left’ ...

Marriage and fertility rates have reached all-time lows in the U.S. in recent years, as fewer people marry or have children. These trends are likely to continue in the future. In 2023, only 72% of ...

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Over the past decade, many electronics firms have talked about diversifying their supply chains. An analysis of Apple—America’s biggest consumer electronics firm—illustrates that most of ...

Despite widespread claims to the contrary, institutional investors are not responsible for the housing affordability crisis. The real problem is insufficient supply.

Technology and Innovation Recent Commentary AEI’s technology policy scholars offer research and commentary across a range of topics related to internet regulation, telecommunications ...