Two principles seem especially relevant these days: trade-offs and constraints. By the former, I mean the unavoidable reality that policy choices entail sacrifices, nd by the latter, I mean the ...

Rather than trying to normalize itself and conform to the mold set by others, the Space Force should embrace its exceptionalism and be more aggressive and forward leaning in the missions, reforms, and ...

The Women's, Gender, and Sexuality Studies department at Barnard is an activist, progressive, and divisive group on their campus, and those in the group are broadcasting their aims and intentions.

Congress is considering implementing work requirements for Medicaid. This reform could help Congress achieve its goal of reducing federal expenditures and simultaneously strengthen the incentive for ...

The CHIPS Act has worked to revitalize the US semiconductor industry and protect American consumers from crisis shortages. To a point. The original legislation can be supplemented, not just with money ...

Brookings’ recent publication argues the workforce impacts of generative AI will likely differ from previous technologies, since generative AI excels at cognitive, nonroutine tasks performed by office ...

The small, low-risk US presence in Syria has paid dividends for US national security at very little cost and can continue to do so without being an indefinite mission.

The Eighth Circuit Court of Appeals has issued an injunction fully blocking the SAVE plan, the Biden administration’s attempt to slash student loan payments and forgive hundreds of billions ...

The federal government spends upwards of $100 billion per year on housing subsidies spread across numerous departments, including the Department of Housing and Urban Development, the Treasury ...

Donald Trump’s first weeks in office have been beyond busy. With a flurry of executive orders and other actions, he is remaking the federal government and American society writ large at ...