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Monday May 18, 2026
Monday May 18, 2026
Today, David Leal explains why making it harder to vote in federal elections won’t necessarily have the effect that both supporters and opponents believe it will; a new essay at Freedom Frequency makes the case for pursuing a democratic transition in Cuba; and Matt Turpin outlines a plan of action for Western nations opposed to Chinese trade practices in the wake of last week’s Trump-Xi summit that yielded no major breakthroughs in the world’s most consequential bilateral relationship.
Hoover Daily Report | May 15, 2026
Friday May 15, 2026
Friday May 15, 2026
This Friday, Hoover celebrates renowned economist John B. Taylor with a new book examining his impactful and multifaceted career; Joshua Rauh speaks with House members about the urgency of improving America’s fiscal situation; and a new book by Rose Gottemoeller pushes back on revisionist narratives to remind readers that following the Cold War, the United States and Russia successfully collaborated on a number of important security issues.
Thursday May 14, 2026
Thursday May 14, 2026
Today, Elizabeth Economy speaks with a seasoned former diplomat about what might happen during and after the ongoing summit between President Trump and Xi Jinping in China; Niall Ferguson explains why Taiwan remains the central issue in the US-China relationship; and Drew Endy and Erik Malmstrom share experiences and takeaways from a recent Hoover summit on biotechnology leadership and security.
Wednesday May 13, 2026
Wednesday May 13, 2026
Today, the Hoover Institution congratulates Kevin Warsh on his confirmation to serve as the next chairman of the Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System; Andrew Hall examines the likely political implications of AI-driven job displacement; and H.R. McMaster speaks with a human rights advocate about the dire humanitarian situation in Cuba and the prospects for a change in governance that could improve conditions for the Cuban people.
Tuesday May 12, 2026
Tuesday May 12, 2026
Today, the GoodFellows speak with author Sarah Isgur about the dynamics of the Supreme Court, and whether it’s time for reform. Matt Pottinger, Liza Tobin and H.R. McMaster write about how the Trump administration should handle their trip to China. And Hoover convenes a room full of scholars tracking the ways the Executive Branch is evolving and how it interacts with the other branches of government.
Monday May 11, 2026
Monday May 11, 2026
Today, Hoover celebrates its recent live GoodFellows episode with a handy conversation guide. Michael McFaul collects the growing number of cracks and question marks appearing around Vladimir Putin’s regime in Russia. And Ross Levine, channeling Adam Smith, demonstrates why granting special exemptions and privileges undermines the marketplace.
Friday May 08, 2026
Friday May 08, 2026
This Friday, Michael Auslin shares the story of how he came to write a major new history of the Declaration of Independence; Rose Gottemoeller speaks with Bill Whalen about her experiences negotiating arms control treaties with Russia and serving in a senior post at NATO; and Andrew Roberts discusses the need to increase economic literacy and appreciation for the power of markets among young people with Daniel Hannan, a prominent British writer and politician.
Negotiating Nuclear Weapons with Russia; Why Capitalism Requires Fresh Explanations for New Generations
Thursday May 07, 2026
Thursday May 07, 2026
Today, John Deutch and David Fedor call for a comprehensive reassessment of America’s approach to national security and defense policy; John Taylor reflects on the origins and impact of the influential Mont Pelerin Society; and Margaret Raymond shares stories and takeaways from Hoover’s Unheard Voices Project, which featured interviews with education stakeholders across the country.