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Tuesday Dec 09, 2025
Tuesday Dec 09, 2025
Today, the GoodFellows speak with former senator and University of Florida president Ben Sasse about the trust challenges facing Congress and American higher education; Elizabeth Economy explains how China is trying to win the future with a coordinated strategy spanning the Arctic, cyberspace, and international institutions; and Andrew Roberts speaks with Pulitzer prize–winning Hoover historian David Kennedy about the statecraft of Franklin D. Roosevelt.
Monday Dec 08, 2025
Monday Dec 08, 2025
Today, Freedom Frequency features a call for the US and the citizens of Venezuela to seize the current opportunity to restore that country’s democracy; Niall Ferguson reviews the Trump administration’s new National Security Strategy; and three distinguished Hoover economists weigh in on what the Fed should do with interest rates.
Friday Dec 05, 2025
Friday Dec 05, 2025
This Friday, Eric Hanushek explains the economic significance of pre-COVID declines in student educational outcomes; Jerome Powell joins Uncommon Knowledge for a discussion on the legacy of the late statesman George P. Shultz; and H.R. McMaster interviews an Iran expert on what might lie ahead for that troubled nation.
Hoover Daily Report | December 5, 2025
Thursday Dec 04, 2025
Thursday Dec 04, 2025
Today, Tarun Chhabra testifies before the Senate on how the US government can preserve American leadership in artificial intelligence; Matthew Kahn explains why free busing is unlikely to reduce congestion in New York City; and Andrew Hall explores how the incentives within the popular gaming platform Roblox are impacting children.
Hoover Daily Report | December 4, 2025
Wednesday Dec 03, 2025
Wednesday Dec 03, 2025
Today, Drew Endy urges US policymakers to reconsider public support for basic research so that the US does not fall behind China. Darrell Duffie floats his idea for an entirely new blockchain-linked official US security. And Elizabeth Economy and Declan Herrera explore the full way China is working to overmatch the US across science, energy production, research and AI.
Tuesday Dec 02, 2025
Tuesday Dec 02, 2025
Today, John Cochrane explains why tariffs are troublesome in the eyes of most economists; Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell joins Condoleezza Rice, Michael Boskin, and Peter Robinson to honor the legacy of the late George P. Shultz; and a new episode of Free Speech Unmuted explores how defamation law is being updated to meet the novel challenges of the digital age.
Monday Dec 01, 2025
Monday Dec 01, 2025
Today, Victor Davis Hanson concludes his account of America’s role in the world at the end of the postwar international order; Joseph Ledford explores the evolution of US-Mexico security cooperation in recent decades; and Joshua Rauh and Benjamin Jaros call on Congress to reform the Congressional Budget Office so that its data and methods can be checked by external authorities.
Hoover Daily Report | December 1, 2025
Wednesday Nov 26, 2025
Wednesday Nov 26, 2025
Today, the GoodFellows answer questions from their audience on a range of topics, from the Ukraine war to reading and writing strategies; Eugene Volokh succinctly explains the laws and principles governing student speech on college campuses; and the Hoover Institution Library & Archives announces a major milestone in the development of the Russia Abroad Digital Collection, a repository of Russian-language newspapers produced abroad during the Soviet era.