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Thursday Mar 12, 2026
Thursday Mar 12, 2026
Today, David Henderson celebrates the foundational economic insights expressed in Adam Smith’s 1776 masterwork, The Wealth of Nations; Condoleezza Rice joins the GoodFellows to analyze the war in Iran; Richard Epstein defends the war and identifies important governance requirements for stabilizing Iran following the fighting; and Miles Yu speaks with Elizabeth Economy about how the current Trump administration’s China policy compares with the first Trump term’s approach to China.
Wednesday Mar 11, 2026
Wednesday Mar 11, 2026
Today, Matt Pottinger writes about the decision Trump must make on whether to exit his war with Iran quickly or stick it out at least a few more weeks. Eugene Volokh and Jane Bambauer explore the origin of the Equal Time Rule and how it is being applied to television appearances by politicians this year. And Amit Seru writes of the systemic risk posed by incomplete and fractured regulatory supervision of private credit portfolios.
Tuesday Mar 10, 2026
Tuesday Mar 10, 2026
Today, Hoover scholars apply their expertise to analysis of the ongoing war in Iran. Victor Davis Hanson examines the history that led to the current conflict; Michael McFaul questions the administration’s war aims and justifications for ongoing strikes; and Jacquelyn Schneider argues that the campaign is offering a crucial test case for the “American way of war.” Additionally, Hoover invites those in the Bay area to an event next week on how AI will impact productivity and the economy.
Monday Mar 09, 2026
Monday Mar 09, 2026
Today, the GoodFellows discuss the war in Iran and how it is likely to impact international affairs; Peter Berkowitz defends the aims of the war while emphasizing the need for greater planning for “the day after”; and Hoover’s Center for Revitalizing American Institutions launches a new interactive civic profile tool, allowing citizens to gauge their civic knowledge, values, and engagement.
Friday Mar 06, 2026
Friday Mar 06, 2026
This Friday, Condoleezza Rice lauds the objectives of the American and Israeli campaign to degrade the Iranian regime’s military capabilities; Šumit Ganguly speaks with Bill Whalen about US-India relations and India’s prospects for continued development; and Russ Roberts explains why the Chabad religious sect has nothing to do with the war against the Iranian regime.
Thursday Mar 05, 2026
Thursday Mar 05, 2026
Today, Condoleezza Rice offers her view on what the immediate US priority should be in its war with Iran. A new study by Hoover scholars finds the proposed California billionaires’ tax will likely leave the state worse off financially in the long run. And Mickey D. Levy says concerns in the credit markets about a rising risk of major defaults are not substantiated by fact.
Wednesday Mar 04, 2026
Wednesday Mar 04, 2026
Today, Nadia Schadlow argues that today’s conflict with Iran illustrates the limits of an excessive reliance on multilateral institutions in resolving international disputes; Russ Roberts shares his reflections on life in Israel during wartime; and Morris Fiorina explains the implications of continued political sorting for America’s electoral future.
Tuesday Mar 03, 2026
Tuesday Mar 03, 2026
Today, Abbas Milani takes readers back to remind them how Ayatollah Khomeini briefly feigned openness and progressive beliefs to manipulate his way to power during the 1979 Iranian Revolution, driving ordinary Iranians toward resistance ever since. Victor Davis Hanson produces a list of 10 characteristics that he says define Trump’s approach to war during his second administration. And Andrew Roberts speaks to a former top UK bureaucrat working to attract better people into a life of politics.