When presented with problematic speech, the first line of defense is more speech—not censorship. Efforts at the state or federal level to regulate AI-generated content should respect this principle if ...

The meteoric rise in the gold price since the start of the Trump administration could be signaling that real trouble lies ahead in the dollar and bond markets. The Trump administration would do well ...

AEI has commissioned six reports on higher education accountability from a bipartisan group of experts. The authors come from a variety of backgrounds and perspectives and have varying approaches to ...

Two of the more subtle yet important aspects of the US Supreme Court’s June decision in the First Amendment case of Free Speech Coalition v. Paxton are the majority’s apparent embrace of a ...

Teach students not only how government functions, but why self-government is worth preserving. Show them that politics can be serious without being cynical, that disagreement can deepen understanding ...

When young men search for role models, MLB can step up and so can fathers and men generally. They can all show real strength is about how well you lead, serve, pass something better forward and ...

The fentanyl question is not merely a test of American enforcement prowess or medical compassion. It is a test of whether we still possess the state capacity and political will to impose our ...

We don’t mean to completely pooh-pooh all of the talk about the importance of the gerrymandering arms race that has broken out since Texas tried to lasso five more seats for the GOP. But we should ...

EPA (2007), which determined that GHGs are pollutants as defined under Section 202(a), Justice Stevens explained what would be necessary to overturn a GHG endangerment finding (emphasis added): Under ...

We left the Open awed by athleticism but troubled by dismissiveness. As a New York tradition, the tournament should close summer with joy and inspiration. Instead, it offered a sobering reminder: ...

At universities all around the United States, parents have dropped off their kids at college and fall semester has begun. You know what that means—time for anti-Israeli activists to ramp up on campus!

Inequality is real, of course, but in free societies it often reflects diverse talents, preferences, and risk appetites. Wealth accumulated in competitive markets is not evidence of exploitation but ...