AEI's Michael Rubin discusses his thoughts on the future of Iran, China, the United States, and democracy.

Few recognize just how troubled this government agency really is. When measured against the accounting system used by private mortgage insurers, the FHA is deeply insolvent, with a capital shortfall of tens of billions of dollars. If it were a private firm, state regulators would immediately shut it down. 

When partnering with outside consultants to turn around a school, schools districts must consider how the work is setting schools up for long-term success.

Aloose monetary policy is necessary to head off an economic downturn that is coming our way.

Iran will not respond to "soft power" pressures like sanctions and diplomacy. Its leaders understand only force.

Gerald Ford averted disaster when it seemed imminent. If he could not save his country, he could at least preserve it.

Strict monitoring, with predictable and meaningful consequences is often the best medicine for people with addictions.