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Op-Ed
Rejecting birthright citizenship desecrates the Fourteenth Amendment and the fight to end slavery.
BY Allen C. Guelzo ON 31 Mar 26
Report
Despite President Trump's promise to “bring back free speech to America,” his administration has expressly or allegedly engaged in five practices that involve a chilling effect on online expression.
BY Clay Calvert ON 1 Apr 26
Post
In a March 2025 working paper, Mark Warshawsky along with John Mantus and Gaobo Pang (WMP) updated and explained the results of their macroeconomic projection model of the US economy, health care spending, and federal budget.
BY Mark J. Warshawsky + Jordan Law ON 31 Mar 26
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This message from AEI Chairman Daniel A. D’Aniello and AEI President Robert Doar introduces AEI’s 2025 Annual Report. Read the full report here. The American Enterprise Institute was founded in 1938 to advance the cause…
BY Robert Doar + Daniel A. D'Aniello ON 31 Mar 26
An initiative by the American Enterprise Institute aimed at reintroducing Americans to the unique value of their national inheritance.
Report
You can real the full Pacific Center for Island Security Outlook here…
BY Zack Cooper ON 3 Apr 26
Report
Institutional investors have become a focal point in public debate over housing affordability, often portrayed as a major force driving rising home prices and limiting access to homeownership. Section 901 of the 21st Century ROAD to Housing Act imposes a complex set of limits on the ability of large institutional investors (LII) owning 350 or more properties to freely purchase and own single-family rentals.
BY Edward J. Pinto + Tobias Peter ON 2 Apr 26
Report
American Enterprise Institute
Federal energy innovation policy will be most effective it is relatively narrowly focused, concentrating scarce innovation resources and limited executive authority on a few big opportunities.
BY David M. Hart ON 2 Apr 26
Report
Despite President Trump's promise to “bring back free speech to America,” his administration has expressly or allegedly engaged in five practices that involve a chilling effect on online expression.
BY Clay Calvert ON 1 Apr 26
Report
American Enterprise Institute
In Watson v. Republican National Committee, the Supreme Court should consider four propositions that would support requiring an Election Day deadline for mail ballots.
BY John C. Fortier ON 1 Apr 26
Report
February 2026’s preliminary YoY HPA was 1.1%, the lowest level of the series, down from 1.6% a month ago and 3.1% in February 2025.
BY Edward J. Pinto + Tobias Peter + Sissi Li ON 31 Mar 26
Report
American Enterprise Institute
The First Amendment protects what we do, the essential activities of human life. It has an important teleological character, embodying three purposes that the founders believed were essential to human happiness.
BY Jay Cost ON 31 Mar 26
Working Paper
AEI Economic Policy Working Paper Series
Abstract During the COVID-19 pandemic the US federal government appropriated $189.5 billion in emergency aid to school districts. These funds were supplied to help districts replace lost revenues and to mitigate the harmful effects of…
BY Stan Veuger + Jeffrey P. Clemens + Philip G. Hoxie ON 27 Mar 26
Report
National home price appreciation trends for February 2026.
BY Tobias Peter + Edward J. Pinto + Sissi Li ON 26 Mar 26
Op-Ed
Any Libyan oil exports need not transit the Strait of Hormuz or the Bab el-Mandeb; they could go straight to Europe.
BY Michael Rubin ON 31 Mar 26
Article
Institute for the Study of War
The China & Taiwan Update is a joint product from the Institute for the Study of War (ISW) and the American Enterprise Institute (AEI). The update supports the ISW–AEI Coalition Defense of Taiwan project, which assesses Chinese campaigns against Taiwan, examines alternative strategies for the United States and its allies to deter the Chinese Communist Party’s (CCP) aggression, and—if necessary—defeat the People’s Liberation Army. The update focuses on the CCP’s paths to controlling Taiwan and cross–Taiwan Strait developments.
BY Frederick W. Kagan + Dan Blumenthal + Luke Jacobus + et al. ON 3 Apr 26
Op-Ed
I’m not aware of any Justice Department in any administration that wasn’t accused of political corruption and that, to at least some degree, there wasn’t some there there. The disappearing, reappearing Hunter Biden prosecution. The pardon bonanza of the…
BY Chris Stirewalt ON 3 Apr 26
Op-Ed
Defense acquisition reform has been the brightest spot amidst the Trump Administration’s disruptive efforts to change the workings of the federal government. Secretary Pete Hegseth is pursuing speed, time-based iterative innovation, and commerciality to get the warfighters what they need in…
BY William C. Greenwalt ON 3 Apr 26
April 14, 2026
Online Event
with James C. Capretta
April 16, 2026
Online Event
with Frederick M. Hess
It is not radical nor uncompassionate to suggest that the severely mentally ill should be housed in specialized facilities distant from residential neighborhoods.
BY Howard Husock ON 1 Apr 26 IN The New York Sun
