Hoover Institution economist Joshua Rauh examines America’s mounting federal debt and the political obstacles to controlling government spending. 

Part 2 of this Space Safety and Sustainability report outlines urgent strategies for the United States to enhance space traffic coordination amid rapid satellite growth. It proposes a three-pillar app...

Exaggerated fears clash with what the world needs: reliable energy, rational mitigation, and truth.

US-Canadian auto manufacturing has been a standout success for both sides. Eroding that trade signals danger for the future.

At a time when Xi faces a domestic economic slowdown, the summit gave him significant breathing room. With a Communist Party congress looming next year, the easing of tensions with the US enables Xi t...

AI agents are talking to one another. Our experiments show how a shared message board can lead a swarm astray, and which rules help keep it on track.

The Hoover Senior Fellow sat down with Taiwan News.

To extend the dollar’s reach, America needs to preserve the credibility that makes it the currency most worth holding.

A conversation with Hoover's Benjamin Jaros.

Opposition leader cites the strength of ordinary Russians—and sees hope for a post-Putin country.

Steven Davis catches up with ECB Executive Board Member Philip Lane for a conversation about AI’s impact on Euro-area economies.

Hoover Director Condoleezza Rice discusses the AI regulation debate

When President Trump moved to bar CNN, MS NOW, and Politico from the White House over "biased" coverage, it set off a fast-moving legal showdown.

While Secretary of State Marco Rubio’s recent travels to Colombia, Ecuador and Peru faced criticism regarding legal overreach and geopolitical tension, the article argues that the United Stat…

This report assesses America's ability to develop, attract, and retain STEM talent and warns that its advantages over China are narrowing rapidly.

America has endured decades of politicized doomsday warnings. Today’s AI panic follows a familiar script.

After months of threats and tensions with a NATO ally, how much has the United States actually gained from the new security agreement with Denmark and Greenland?

The state’s long road to ruin started with a dream and a wholly inadequate funding mechanism. The Golden State’s golden gravy train was never on sound financial ground—but the political wheels never s...

Cochrane, a senior fellow at the Hoover Institution, says that rate cuts will lower inflation only in the short term, absent restrictive fiscal policy.

Ken Rogoff says he was right about secular stagnation, real interest rates, and what it means for fiscal policy. 

James Wilson foresaw the power of welcoming free people who aren’t held back by birth.

Proposition 39 requires voters provide either state-issued identification to vote in person or the last four digits of a government-issued identification number to vote by mail-in ballot, similar to many other states.

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These unvarnished but unbiased exhibits on the Declaration of Independence deserve a visit.

It’s not just the next 9/11, enabled by AI, that is coming. It’s the next global financial crisis. It’s the next pandemic. It might even be the next world war. What, if anything, can we do about it?

Hoover's Elizabeth Economy offers her perspective on this week's summit.

Twenty-five years after 9/11, the United States is confronting yet another era of profound uncertainty and potential dangers. The pace and scale of change are creating unforeseen disruptions that impa...

There’s a diplomatic opportunity in Xi Jinping’s U.S. visit.

Research into sanctions shows the power of substitution goes both ways—but not always equally.

What to make of the Cold War rivalry over AI and the prospects of a Chinese move on Taiwan? Hoover fellow and Sino expert Eyck Freymann discusses the state of…

Given the heavy damage inflicted on more vulnerable facilities closer to Iran, Jordan has emerged as perhaps the most critical center for America’s regional military activities for the current crisis ...

H.R. McMaster and Vladimir Kara-Murza discuss the state of the war in Ukraine, the prospects and perils facing Russia's opposition, the shifting currents of Ru…

From war in Iran to threats against allies, China is reaping the benefits of Trump’s damaging foreign policies.

Eleven years after Chairman Xi Jinping’s last White House visit, U.S. leaders should resolve to not be fooled again.

Chinese leader Xi Jinping is coming to Washington, D.C., this week for a meeting with President Trump.