Politics

H.R. McMaster and Anders Fogh Rasmussen discuss international security, the prospects for the US-Danish relationship, and the health of the NATO and transatlantic relationship as wars continue in Ukraine and the Middle East.

English has fueled opportunity in the Philippines, but it may also be quietly unraveling the nation’s cultural core.

Hoover Institution fellow Glenn Loury is joined by John McWhorter for a monthly conversation and Q&A session on Monday, April 20, 2026 at 10:00 A.M.

Hoover Institution fellow Amit Seru analyzed an MSCI data set of more than 1,200 private-equity debt funds — capturing more than 60% of outstanding private-equity credit funds by assets.

Hoover Institution fellow John Bew wrote we should not cling “sentimentally” to international law — because it is gone, alas.

Hoover Institution fellow Matt Pottinger said,“Beijing is the chief sponsor for the adversaries that President Trump is dealing with sequentially, and it’s wise to do this sequentially.”

Hoover Institution fellow Eugene Volokh, who specializes in First Amendment law, said Texas specifically includes consumer reviews as protected speech. Others states don't.

Hoover Institution fellow Steven Koonin said UC Berkeley is the right partner "to anticipate and manage the social impacts of large-scale biofuels production" and that "It's time for us to get to work."

Hoover Institution fellowsMichael D. Bordo, John H. Cochrane, and John B. Taylor discuss how the Federal Reserve abandoned a proven mathematical formula—the Taylor Rule—in favor of 'expert' discretion, driving the economy right off a cliff.

Activists have claimed for years that climate change caused by fossil fuels puts our food supply under grave threat. Ironically, the war against Iran has revealed that lack of access to fossil fuels poses a much greater global food challenge.

The study “Wealth Taxation, Including Net Wealth, Capital and Exit Taxes” was prepared for the European Commission, Directorate-General for Taxation and Customs Union (DG TAXUD). The report is split into two separate volumes. The first volume examines wealth-related taxes, while the second volume provides an in-depth analysis of selected countries, both in Europe and worldwide, to present examples of net wealth taxation. The report is set against a backdrop of rising concern about the distribution of wealth in Europe, the erosion of taxes on wealth and wealth transfers over recent decades, and renewed fiscal needs in the wake of multiple crises. Over the past three decades, private wealt..