American Enterprise Institute

On the latest episode of the Potomac Watch podcast, @BenSasse says members grandstanding for cameras is one reason why the Senate doesn't work right now. on.wsj.com/4tW8fyX

No one is worthy of worship. I was recently on Ben Sasse’s Not Dead Yet podcast, and man what a great conversation we had. We talked about faith, family, success and so much more. If you don’t know, back in December Ben was diagnosed with stage four metastasized pancreatic cancer and he started this platform to navigate life with his diagnosis. Super proud of this one and being able to chat with two extraordinary guys! Please give this a listen and show your support: podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/chr…

On The Report Card, @natmalkus, @arotherham, and @rickhess99 discuss efforts to dismantle the Department of Education, the future of IES, recent changes to campus culture, and the rise of phone bans and screen time limits. aei.org/podcast/educat…

With so much riding on AI, and no settled consensus on what to expect, the scrutiny on the Treasury market is likely to intensify, writes AEI’s James Capretta. aei.org/economics/ai-a…

Think energy costs are high now? Wait until the Democrats are back in charge. My column this week @wsjfreeex wsj.com/opinion/free-e…

My @dcexaminer story of the Subcommittee on Modernization: washingtonexaminer.com/premium/455400… @RepBice

Amid the frenzied food fight in Washington to define which AI risks are real and how seriously to weigh them, the U.S. interagency is breaking—quickly and visibly— toward treating AI as an abnormal technology. Next week, it will ask China to do the same. choosingvictory.com/p/ai-coordinat…

"Spirit’s demise spurs finger-pointing as rivals survey remains," by @crsdavies & @mylesmccormick_. The bailout plan “does indicate just how far the Trump White House is from previous Republican White Houses”, said Michael Strain. ft.com/content/47d68b…

Partisan political advocacy by authoritative institutions comes at a heavy price paid in diminished overall public confidence — not just among conservatives but also independents — as well as increased polarization, writes AEI's @RogerPielkeJr aei.org/articles/the-p…

READ: Closing the US-China Military Balance of Power Gap in the Pacific by Elaine McCusker & Richard Sims of @AEI aei.org/foreign-and-de…

A timely piece from @ProfClayCalvert, on how Comey’s indictment trivializes serious online attacks against politicians. Read his full analysis here: aei.org/technology-and…

Updated numbers from AEI’s Elaine McCusker estimate the cost of Operation Epic Fury to be $26.5–$36 billion. Read her breakdown of the numbers and explanation of the supplemental request below. aei.org/foreign-and-de…

Fortunately for all Americans and investors around the world, Powell stuck to his guns in dispassionately pursuing the Fed’s dual mandate of price stability and maximum employment, writes AEI’s Desmond Lachman. aei.org/op-eds/jerome-…

Federal funding for NPR and PBS is not coming back, nor should it. But conservatives need to think about how to compensate for the left-leaning support for a publicly created media network that is not going away, writes AEI’s Howard Husock. washingtonexaminer.com/restoring-amer…

As Americans spend more time online, the neighborhood is playing less of a central role than ever before. Read the latest report from AEI’s @dcoxpolls and @amersurveyctr for new data on the decline of neighborhood socialization. aei.org/research-produ…

On May 13, join @AEI's @MichaelRStrain for a panel discussion alongside @MIT experts on the frontier technologies and critical industries that will define the next decade. Register for the event here: aei.org/events/priorit…

AEI’s @PrestonCooper93 explains the data behind student loan caps on the nation’s most elite education schools. educationnext.org/new-caps-on-fe…

What Now for Federal Education Research? Join @rickhess99 & Amber Northern on May 14 for a discussion about the future of IES. RSVP below ⬇️ aei.org/events/what-no…

Want to understand what's happening in West Africa right now, and why it matters to the United States? Tune into the Space below for insight from AEI's @liam_karr and @mikedeangelo25

The reality is that governments run the U.N. and set its agenda, not the secretary-general. Too many want to ignore this, seeking to use the office to promote various causes, writes AEI's @BrettDSchaefer aei.org/op-eds/the-rac…