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The American Enterprise Institute’s scholars promote freedom, flourishing, and opportunity at home and abroad through research and commentary.
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    AEI's Rob Portman to @peterbakernyt on the national debt: I think there’s a little bit of a groundswell now to do something. It isn’t going to be easy, it never is. But even kicking off some sort of process is important.
    A sign showing the national debt last week at a bus stop in Washington.
    In Trump’s Washington, Ballooning National Debt Stirs Little Action
    From nytimes.com
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    AEI’s @MichaelRStrain: If you agree with the chairman’s outlook, then hiking rates in September seems like the logical response for the Fed.
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    The time is ripe to develop a toolbox to enforce federal accreditation standards—and cultivate the willingness to use it, writes AEI’s @PrestonCooper93
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    Federal Officials Should Get Tougher on Accreditors
    From aei.org
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    Rather than betraying MAGA, then, Mr. Trump’s support for data centers reflects his unique blend of markets and mercantilism, writes AEI’s @continetti
    Trump Follows the Data on Data Centers
    Opinion | Trump Follows the Data on Data Centers
    From wsj.com
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    It’s natural to wonder, amid all the present furies, when the world will settle into a stable equilibrium. The answer is that it won’t, at least anytime soon, writes AEI’s @HalBrands
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    The Whole World Is in Crisis. Get Used to It
    From bloomberg.com
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