The war against terrorism, like civilian law enforcement, is filled with no-win choices.

Theauthoranalyzesthe Baseball Stadium Agreement thatthe Washington, D.C., governmentrecently released.

There is no theoretical or empirical support for the enduring notion that either lower budget deficits or surpluses that lead to government debt reduction are beneficial to the economy.

Medicaid's perverse incentives have led the states into a fiscal danger zone. In some states, the crisis has already arrived: Arizona provides a stark illustration of Medicaid's ruinous effects.

On May 21, 2009, former vice president Richard B. Cheney spoke at AEI on the serious and ongoing threat terrorism poses to the United States.

Instead of relying on ineffective diplomacy, Washington needs to help Israel defend itself while investing in the future of a safe, free Palestinine.

Testimony before the Food and Drug Administration on September 13, 2002, on how the FDA can assure that its controls over commercial speech conforms to Supreme Court decisions.