American Enterprise Institute

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The American Enterprise Institute’s scholars promote freedom, flourishing, and opportunity at home and abroad through research and commentary.

Washington, DC

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Joined April 2009

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The US, it seems, is in the midst of a long-term shift toward both less violent crime and less incarceration, writes AEI’s Charles Lane.
The End of the Mass Incarceration Myth
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A recently released White House report aims to reset the country’s science strategy—and many scientists will naturally be skeptical. Yet its two core ideas are worth taking seriously, writes AEI’s @crmiller1
The White House’s Science Strategy Gets Two Big Things Right
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The challenge for liberals is to live liberty well. The anti-liberals have it exactly backwards: the problems facing a market society do not come primarily from markets — they come from society, writes AEI’s @MichaelRStrain
Socialists and Maga are both wrong about economic liberalism
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Owing to changes in the 2026 Trustees Report reducing the fertility rate and other factors, the long-range actuarial deficit is now projected to be 4.42 percent of taxable payroll, almost 7.0 percent by period’s end, writes AEI’s Mark Warshawsky
The Politics of Social Security Reform Now
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Offensive munitions and missile defense interceptors are the primary cost drivers for the conflict in the Middle East. We estimate that the cost to replenish expenditures on a one-for-one basis is over $25 billion, writes AEI’s Elaine McCusker
Money, Munitions and Momentum
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