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Wednesday Nov 12, 2025
Wednesday Nov 12, 2025
Today, Condoleezza Rice and Jonathan Levin discuss the challenges facing elite US universities in an era of misinformation. Ben Domenech writes about how Thomas Sowell remains “an unlikely influencer” even at the age of 95. And John Cochrane breaks down why electric vehicle subsidies do little to reduce global carbon emissions.
Wednesday Nov 12, 2025
Wednesday Nov 12, 2025
Today, Condoleezza Rice discusses America’s role in fostering innovation to better the human condition; Admiral James O. Ellis Jr. explains how Americans can best honor veterans’ service to the nation; and Victor Davis Hanson lays out three key economic challenges facing the Trump administration ahead of next year’s midterm elections.
Tuesday Nov 11, 2025
Tuesday Nov 11, 2025
Today, Jim Mattis and Michael Auslin offer 250th birthday wishes to the US Marine Corps; Peter Berkowitz encourages the president and vice president to use their platforms to condemn antisemitism, conspiracy thinking, and bigotry on the American far right; and new content from the Tennenbaum Program for Fact-Based Policy highlights key information Americans should know about Social Security and national defense spending.
Friday Nov 07, 2025
Friday Nov 07, 2025
Today, Condoleezza Rice delivers the annual Stephen A. Ogden Jr. Memorial Lecture at Brown University, speaking to students about her own early decision to pursue music and then Sovietology, the value of American research universities, and her own career in public service. David L. Leal asks what things would be like if conservatives dominated American universities. And Elisa Zhai Autry argues the US must support China’s beleaguered Christian community.
Thursday Nov 06, 2025
Thursday Nov 06, 2025
Today, Condoleezza Rice speaks about a possible return to nuclear detonation testing, the future for Ukraine as it resists Russia’s invasion, and what might happen to Venezuelan dictator and election stealer Nicolas Maduro. Arzan Tarapore writes about the uncertainty surrounding the Quad security partnership and the immense value that informal alliance still offers the free world. And David R. Henderson argues why billionaires should not be taxed, regulated, and denigrated out of existence.
Wednesday Nov 05, 2025
Wednesday Nov 05, 2025
Today, Peter M. Robinson speaks with Supreme Court Associate Justice Amy Coney Barrett about her life, career, and her view of her time on the Supreme Court bench. John H. Cochrane describes how governments can raise revenue efficiently with as little distortion as possible. And Steven J. Davis speaks to a researcher working to find out why some highly educated women opt to buck today’s trend and have large families.
Tuesday Nov 04, 2025
Tuesday Nov 04, 2025
Today, Florida Governor Ron DeSantis spoke with Condoleezza Rice and Hoover fellows about policy matters and hosted a public discussion where he argued the proof his governing style is working can be seen in how quickly Florida is growing. Larry Diamond warns of a continuing slide in democratic norms in America this year. And Victor Davis Hanson criticizes how Tucker Carlson handled his latest podcast guest, Nick Fuentes.
Monday Nov 03, 2025
Monday Nov 03, 2025
Today, Michael McFaul argues our fight against autocratic regimes abroad will be more successful if we boost our democratic system and freedoms at home. Rishi Sunak cautions readers not to see a recent trade détente between China and the US as a return of the previous free trade orthodoxy. And Justice Anthony Kennedy visits Hoover and participates in a fireside chat about his life, his work on the bench, and his relationships with other Supreme Court justices.