Americans remember where they were and what they were doing when the Twin Towers fell on September 11, 2001. AEI scholars Jonah Goldberg, Sadanand Dhume, Kevin Hassett, Leon Aron, Alex Pollock, Ali Alfoneh and Michael Auslin reflect on how that Tuesday morning affected their lives, both personally and professionally. [LISTEN]

Americans believe there will be another attack on American soil, although they don't feel that they or their communities will be the subject of an attack. On the war in Afghanistan, Americans didn't shy away from the fight. All polls showed strong initial support for the war, but it is much harder to come to clear conclusions today. While patience is shorter than it was 10 years ago, the public isn't ready to cut and run just yet. [REad More]

Leading voices from all sides of the political spectrum will discuss Confronting Terror and examine the law and policy of the war on terrorism in a special event at the University Club in New York City.

Vice President Richard Cheney will discuss decisions made, lessons learned, and lessons that have not been learned surrounding the September 11th attacks. This will be his first Washington event since the release of his memoir, In My Time.[watch the video]

Congressman Howard P. "Buck" McKeon reflects upon the experience of America's armed forces since the attacks on the World Trade Center and Pentagon. He will also assess the current condition of the military services and their ability to respond to the challenges ahead. [Watch The VIDEO]

Representative Mike Rogers (R-MI) will discuss how the American intelligence community has evolved over the last decade and the lessons learned from Americas wars since 9/11. [Watch The LIVESTREAM]

Former Vice President Richard Cheney tells the story of his life and the nearly four decades he has spent at the center of American politics and power. [Read More]

Confronting Terror sets the stage for a reasoned and robust discussion of the future with a collection of new essays examining the meaning of 9/11 and the law and policy of the war on terrorism. [Read More]

Terrorist plots continue to plague America's European allies. Has this shared experience engendered a common approach to domestic security, or, as many believe, is there a transatlantic divide in counterterrorism strategy? [Read More]

Our expert panel will debate what should be done about Fannie and Freddie and the financially huge, politically charged mortgage finance sector in general. [Read More]

AEI scholars Peter J. Wallison, Alex J. Pollock, and Edward Pinto will release a new AEI white paper outlining four principles for reform of US housing policy, the protection of taxpayers, and the prevention of future financial crises caused by housing policy. [Read More]