North American policymakers would do well to follow Europe's example and establish open-skies agreements; increased competition leads to greater choice and lower fares.

How do Americans feel about global warming? What--if anything--are they willing to do about it?

India is at a crossroads: it can protectintellectual property orlimit growth and innovation.

The fundamental flaws in the housing finance provisions of the DFA cannot be repaired by regulation; they should be repealed and replaced by a plan developed at AEI.

Chinese interference in the United States' recent dispute with Russia has increased the possibility of an armed Sino-American conflict.

Ranbaxy's run-in with the FDA illustrates problems in developing-world drug production, but is there a place for less stringent quality standards?

Some people have hailed the alternative minimum tax as a flat, low-rate, broad-based tax that would be a good replacement for the regular income tax. A closer look dispels this rosy view.