The government price controls in America's healthcare system always push prices up. Here's why.

Mario Vargas Llosa delivered the Irving Kristol Lecture at AEI's 2005 Annual Dinner.

Mario Vargas Llosa received the Irving Kristol Award and discussed his political and literary work in Latin America and Spain.

The Supreme Court's new ruling on Miranda rights may ease the burdens on the American military, intelligence, and police, and give the Obama administration more flexibility to fight terrorism within the criminal-justice paradigm.

Because of the conditions under which he was held, the confessions of Khalid Sheikh Mohammed hold no water in the court of public opinion.

Review of Leaving Town Alive: Confessions of an Arts Warrior by John Frohnmayer.

This book yanks the foundation out from under diversity at universities.

Who could have imagined in September 2001 that one of the deadliest terrorists in history would admit to the World Trade Center attacks--and that we would shrug our shoulders?