Describing our national debt as a "survival-level threat to the America we have known," Indiana Governor Mitch Daniels is nonetheless hopeful that its
In his new book, __Sovereignty or Submission?__ (Encounter), Hudson Senior Fellow John Fonte argues that the twenty-first century will witness an epic
Five years ago, in 2006, the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) implemented the Medicare Part D program, which had become law in 2003.
The explosion of one crude nuclear device in one city would change our world forever. Since the end of the Cold War, a serious effort has been under w
Competition for wireless services is not a distant hypothetical concept for most Americans. More than 90% of all Americans use wireless phones; some o
Export controls in the United States are at a crossroads, with large consequences for both national security and the global defense industry.
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Delivering an address entitled Reclaiming the Moral Life of Philanthropy at MIT in September 2010, Atlantic Philanthropies president Gara LaMarche not
Human character has always been shaped by struggles against poverty, tyranny, and war. Hudson Institute co-founder and Senior Fellow Max Singer's new
Since the severing of diplomatic relations following the 1979 Iranian revolution, U.S.-Iran relations continue to be strained. Iran's nuclear ambition
