AEI's Student Debt Forgiveness Tracker monitors the amount of student debt already forgiven, by loan type, administration, and by time.| American Enterprise Institute - AEI
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When layered on top of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act, the Family First Act would be costly and expand net income tax refunds to over half of all families, including some families in the top half of the income distribution.| American Enterprise Institute - AEI
As President Donald Trump begins his second term, he and his administration will be exploring ways to improve government efficiency and economic outcomes for low-income Americans. One such policy—a 2019 regulation governing states’ use of waivers to the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program’s (SNAP) work requirement—does just that. Although the regulation was never implemented after being […]| American Enterprise Institute - AEI
One thing automation alarmists sometimes miss is that the simplistic "machines steal jobs" story tells an incomplete tale. Take automatic teller machines. One might think the introduction of ATMs first in the 1970s eventually meant massive technological unemployment for bank tellers. But that's not what happened.| American Enterprise Institute - AEI
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What, if anything, does Ukraine’s success have to say about America’s global military posture? Should American policymakers be concerned about the vulnerability of military assets based within the US homeland? The short answers to these questions are “a great deal” and “yes.”| American Enterprise Institute - AEI
The House-passed “One Big Beautiful Bill Act” (OBBB) would make numerous changes to the tax code. One of them stands out as particularly harmful. The House version of the OBBB introduces a 3.5 percent excise tax on remittances.| American Enterprise Institute - AEI
Elon Musk’s retreat from Washington marks a key inflection point for America’s most consequential industrialist. After helping bankroll (nearly $300 million) Donald Trump’s return to the White House and serving as a presidential adviser, Musk declared at a Qatar economic forum today that he’s “done enough” politically. That, after already announcing he’s stepping back from […]| American Enterprise Institute - AEI
President Donald Trump announced tariffs on practically every foreign country (and some non-countries), ranging from a 10 percent minimum all the way up to 50 percent. He described the tariffs as reciprocal; however, they are nothing of the sort.| American Enterprise Institute - AEI
The mental health professions today are home to therapists who are overwhelmingly female, liberal, and politically aware. As self-declared enemies of privilege, they are primed to imbibe the social justice narrative and accept it as the proper objective of therapy.| American Enterprise Institute - AEI
The United States should strive toward an energy system with fewer barriers to innovation and more opportunities for consumers to access affordable and dependable power systems, decide how and when they consume (and produce) the electricity they want and need, and invest in the solutions that bring them the greatest value.| American Enterprise Institute - AEI
DeepSeek's rise underscores the importance of American investment in artificial intelligence.| American Enterprise Institute - AEI
As I wrote in the summer of 2018 on CD, I’ve probably created and posted more than 3,000 graphics on CD, Twitter, and Facebook including charts, graphs, tables, figures, maps, and Venn diagrams over the last 15 years. Of all of those graphics, I don’t think any has gotten more attention, links, re-Tweets, re-posts, and […]| American Enterprise Institute - AEI