As Dan Sarewitz once said, among all the things climate change is capable of, making us dumber seems top among them.

The phrase "central planning"—in the context of economic policy—might bring to mind a massive and complex bureaucratic machine, one whirring with the ambitions of apparatchiks armed with clipboards ...

The world economy has surprised pessimists. Yet this resilience, while real, looks far from robust. What explains this stubborn vitality? Much of the answer lies in the necessity-driven ingenuity of ...

The AEI Housing Center's National HPA Index tracks home price apprecation across the nation and across price tiers.

To prepare students for real-world success and meet the evolving demands of today’s economy, high schools must be intentionally designed with industry-specific focuses that reflect national labor ...

As Congress nears the end of the fiscal year, the DoD stands at a critical inflection point. Four major budget issues converge in this moment, and each carries risks that, if not properly navigated, ...

Education is simply not what colleges prioritize or reward, with troubling consequences for instruction, student learning, campus culture, and tuition costs.

A federal judge’s ruling in Garcia v. Character Technologies is off base in finding that the output produced by GenAI chatbots may not constitute “speech” within the meaning of the First Amendment.

Key Points . 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 ...

Increased demand for GLP-1 medicines has led to a market of compounded versions sold online. While compounding pharmacies are essential for patients who can’t medically tolerate FDA-approved drugs or ...

This year’s Father’s Day ended up being far more special than I had anticipated. My son and I had the chance to do something new together that wasn’t even on my mind a few days ago: we grilled a steak ...