Offering consumers detailed information about Internet of Things devices is a positive safeguard against harm, says AEI Tech Policy’s Shane Tews. Read her latest about the Biden Administration's new initiative: aei.org/technology-and…

Is X a free-speech hero or a critic-crushing corporate villain, asks AEI Tech Policy’s Clay Calvert? Read his latest here: aei.org/technology-and…

Good faith debates about legacy admissions and what is to come next. Read American Enterprise Institute’s Josua Katz latest here: aei.org/social-cultura…

Is the government censoring free speech online? Or, is the issue in Missouri v. Biden just another case of jawboning? Clay Calvert helps explain the complicated law in today's AEIdeas aei.org/technology-and…

Prior authorization has an important effect on drug spending, says American Enterprise Institute’s Boris Vabson. Read his latest: aei.org/health-care/pr…

Work incentives in the child tax credit are effective, says American Enterprise Institute's Angela Rachidi. Read her latest: aei.org/opportunity-so…

“While America’s defense spending is the largest nominal military budget in the world, a simple glance at the topline doesn’t tell the whole story—not even close.” Mackenzie Eaglen on the hidden magnitude of Beijing’s defense spending for AEIdeas⬇️ aei.org/foreign-and-de…

China’s military budget is probably close to about $700 billion. What does this mean for the US? AEI Foreign Policy’s Mackenzie Eaglen sets the record straight on Beijing’s actual military spending: aei.org/foreign-and-de…

What is the Senate Finance Committee’s new Medicare Improvement Fund? American Enterprise Institute’s James Capretta explains in his latest: aei.org/health-policy-…

What is jawboning and why is it important in Missouri v. Biden? AEI Tech Policy’s Clay Calvert considers the legal realm and tech implications: aei.org/technology-and…

How can the US truly prevent Chinese acquisition of US technology? Why isn't the Biden Administration’s outbound investment executive order effective? AEI Foreign Policy’s Derek Scissors explains in his latest: aei.org/foreign-and-de…

“Teachers alone can communicate the urgency of academic need to the families of students who need it most.” Nat Malkus AEIdeas bit.ly/45fwMT2

Union resistance in Albuquerque highlights a threat to academic recovery, says AEI Education’s Nat Malkus. Read his latest: aei.org/education/unio…

Why are airports still using such outdated technology? New AEIdeas from American Enterprise Institute's Bronwyn Howell explains why airlines lag 20 years behind in biometrics adoption and why dot-matrix printers still churn out flight paperwork. aei.org/technology-and…

Looking for some light summer reading? Here's a quick summary of the key Indo-Pacific provisions in the House and Senate National Defense Authorization bills from Connor Fiddler and me for AEIdeas. Clearly tons of interest in Asia on the Hill! aei.org/foreign-and-de…

For AEIdeas, Zack Cooper and Connor Fiddler break down the Asia provisions in the House and Senate 2024 NDAA See more on what the bill provides for the Indo-Pacific in the 🔗⬇️ aei.org/foreign-and-de…

President Biden and Secretary Blinken need to address the Azerbaijan-caused famine underway in Nagorno-Karabakh, says AEI Foreign Policy’s Michael Rubin. Read his latest: aei.org/foreign-and-de…

What are the key Asia provisions in the House and Senate 2024 National Defense Authorization bills? AEI Foreign Policy’s Zack Cooper shares in his latest: aei.org/foreign-and-de…

Sometimes the “old ways” in airports are just more cost-effective, says AEI Tech Policy’s Bronwyn Howell. Read her latest on delayed technological innovations: aei.org/technology-and…

AEI's Student Debt Forgiveness Tracker now sits at $317 billion. AEI Education's Nat Malkus shares three simple takeaways from this updated total: aei.org/education/the-…