Health Care, Elections, Studies, Politics
Exit Polls Reveal Americans’ Feelings on COVID, Economy, Candidates, and More
Election Day is an opportunity for millions of Americans to participate in our democracy by voting...
Elections, Studies, Politics
Election 2020: A Mandate for Moderation
If control of the narrative in American life and politics is to be controlled by politicians...
Federal Legislation, Reports, Studies, Technology
Section 230 and Social Media: What You Need to Know
Over the past few years, an obscure piece of federal communications law has become one of the most...
Health Care, Federal Legislation
Stimulus Checks: A Short Term Success
In March of 2020, the American economy was in a complete tailspin as the Covid-19 Pandemic...
Federal Legislation
Can Property Rights Solve the U.S. Housing Crisis?
From mortgage delinquencies and evictions to home prices and rental rates that are too high, the...
Elections
Dominion Voting Systems Cashes in on the Right to Vote
The Presidential Election of 2020 is sure to be one of the most infamous in American history. The...
Studies, Public Opinion, Politics
Will Unions See a Resurgence in the Biden Administration?
Union advocates are ending the year and going into 2021 on an optimistic note about what the Biden...
Can Baby Bonds Narrow the Wealth Gap?
Earlier this year, New Jersey became the first state to introduce an initiative directly aimed at...
Gig Economy Wins in California’s Proposition 22
California voters spoke loud and clear in November’s election — workers in the gig economy should...
Health Care
COVID-19 Vaccines are Almost Ready. But Will People Take Them?
With a COVID-19 vaccine from Pfizer expected to receive FDA authorization in December and another...
Federal Legislation
Is Investment in Infrastructure the Answer to COVID-19 Economic Recovery?
COVID-19 caused a tremendous shock to America’s economy and millions of people around the country...
Health Care, Federal Legislation
How Is The COVID-19 Economy Impacting Inflation?
If it seems like your trips to the grocery store are more expensive now than they were before...
AEI: Rethinking Unemployment Benefits Could Keep People Working
After Congress failed to reach a deal on continuing enhanced unemployment benefits that were part...
Energy, Federal Legislation
EPA Rolls Back Obama-Era Emissions Standards
Continuing a pattern established early in the Trump administration, the Environmental Protection...
Is the US Prepared for a Cyber Attack?
The answer, according to more than 90% of Americans, is no. After reports of Russian interference...
Elections
What Can the 1918 Election Tell Us About Voting During a Pandemic?
Americans headed to the polls to vote in the 1918 midterms as the Spanish flu ravaged the country....
Lending Tree: Up to 40 Percent of Small Businesses Will Close Without Assistance or End of Lockdowns
The COVID-19 Global Pandemic has ravaged developed economies across the planet. In the United...
During the Pandemic, Renters Have Been Protected. Small Landlords, Put at Risk
Over the last six months, the COVID-19 outbreak and pandemic have had untold ramifications for...
Elections
Tech Platforms Push Voting to Ease Election Concerns
With the election just a few weeks away, technology and social media companies are ramping up...
Despite Government Intervention, The Income Gap in America Continues to Grow Wider
In the period between 1979 and 2016 economic data on income distribution in the United States...
Health Care, Elections
Republican Senators Have Trouble Claiming Credit for COVID-19 Aid
A number of Republican Senators are facing close re-election races this fall, and GOP strategists...
Health Care, Federal Legislation
Economic Projections In a COVID Economy: How Will US GDP Be Affected?
The tragic loss of life attributed to the COVID-19 pandemic will be the darkest legacy of 2020....
Federal Legislation
Both Parties Aim to Fix Broken Congressional Budget Process
Government shutdowns over the budget have become more frequent in recent years. Some of that is...
Elections
Do Incumbent Wins Signal Politics as Usual?
A global pandemic and months of civil unrest in cities across the country do not appear to have...