During this AEI event, current House Republican Study Committee Chairman Bill Flores and Chairman-elect Mark Walker will share their thoughts on the future of the conservative movement in the 115th Congress.
A range of AEI experts will outline the most pressing challenges facing Washington today and put forth a series of corresponding policy proposals for the 2017 agenda.
Democrats are like an NFL team with aging stars who are long past their prime and few prospects in the pipeline. If they can’t find new leaders who can connect with the working-class voters they lost to Donald Trump, they may find themselves even more isolated from the American heartland than they are today.
The yuan has been slipping against the dollar since the beginning of May. Perhaps Xi Jinping and company anticipate difficult negotiations with the US next year and believe a weaker exchange rate now will help with bargaining later. While that’s possible, it’s more likely the sliding yuan will only strengthen those Trump advisers calling for immediate economic action against China. Beijing will have started the trade conflict it keeps warning against.
I’m driving this Thanksgiving. To the rest of you: Happy traveling, and enjoy hell.
Michael Flynn’s actions make a mockery of everything Donald Trump says he stands for.
President-elect Donald Trump is willing to break with the largely bipartisan internationalist foreign policy consensus that has underwritten American foreign policy since the end of World War II.
Unlike a number of referenda and elections held across Western democracies this year, the first round of France’s open primary for center-right presidential candidates seems reassuringly normal.
The weakening of pro-Western European governments threatens democracy and US security interests
The strategic implications of ratifying TPP, as a means to help build a stronger liberal order in Asia, are among the enduring priorities for the United States, reflecting both its values and its interests in a world increasingly under pressure by illiberal movements.
Who Donald Trump finally selects for his full foreign policy team will provide perhaps the best clues for how he will approach the JCPOA.
