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Top Hoover Institution News

Divided appeals court backs Florida ban on preferred pronouns in school classrooms

Florida Politics · Florida

Divided appeals court backs Florida ban on preferred pronouns in school classrooms

43% Center coverage: 14 sources

Fed's First Step in Banking Reforms: Reviewing Distorted Capital Requirements

Donald Trump · United States

Fed's First Step in Banking Reforms: Reviewing Distorted Capital Requirements

46% Left coverage: 13 sources

The Federal Reserve is initiating a review of bank leverage rules as part of a broader reform to address 'distorted' bank capital requirements. Vice Chair for Supervision Michelle Bowman highlighted a Wednesday meeting as the starting point, with future changes likely targeting large and regional banks' capital rules.See the Story

Absence with Significance: Why Xi Jinping Is Skipping BRICS for the First Time, and What’s at Stake

Absence with Significance: Why Xi Jinping Is Skipping BRICS for the First Time, and What’s at Stake

50% Right coverage: 12 sources

Chinese Premier Li Qiang will travel to Brazil instead to attend the annual meeting. Despite the optics, analysts say President Xi's no-show doesn’t indicate a retreat from the intergovernmental grouping.See the Story

China ready to discuss tariffs and subsidies with US at WTO

67% Center coverage: 9 sources

China Politics · United States See the Story

Red, White and Blue Pride: So Where Does Utah Land in a National 'Patriotism' Poll?

60% Right coverage: 5 sources

Patriotism is an oft-spoken word around Independence Day \u2014 and whenever there are historic moments grabbing Americans' attention, such as U.S. military conflicts or a presidential election.Independence Day · United States See the Story

The Psychology Of Voters Rejecting School Choice

100% Right coverage: 1 sources

And yet, as highlighted by Parker Baxter, Hoover Institution fellow Michael Hartney, and Vladimir Kogan in Education Next, during the 2024 election cycle, statewide referenda supporting school choice were defeated at the ballot box in Colorado, Kentucky, and Nebraska. Starting back in the late 1970s, no school choice referendum has ever been successful.Denver, Colorado · Denver Read Article

A World Order In Flux: Why The US-Japan Alliance Must Adapt

100% Right coverage: 1 sources

Among the speakers were former US Deputy Secretary of State Kurt Campbell, former US National Security Adviser Matt Pottinger, and Shotaro Yachi Akiba, former National Security Advisor of Japan. They observed that, so far, the second Trump administration has not outlined a clear or coordinated strategy for the Indo-Pacific region.Washington DC · Washington Read Article

David Neumark: Are Company Headquarters Leaving California?

100% Right coverage: 1 sources

Hoover Institution fellow David Neumark notes that high-profile companies like Tesla and Chevron have moved their headquarters out of California, making headlines and raising concerns about the state’s economic future. Neumark discusses findings from a new report that examines trends in headquarter relocations and the implications for jobs and understanding California’s business climate.Tesla · California Read Article

The Impact Of AI Adoption On Worker Productivity And Quality Of Life

100% Right coverage: 1 sources

What if Michael Jordan Had to Mow His Own Lawn?Michael Jordan · Texas Read Article

Why America Spends More On Health Care But Sees Less Benefit

100% Right coverage: 1 sources

Lanhee Chen, PhD., who served in senior roles in the US Department of Health and Human Services during the George W. Bush administration and has advised politicians such as Mitt Romney and Marco Rubio, said that many policymakers lack the expertise to tackle health care’s complex issues.Health Care · United States See the Story

First Amendment Expert Responds To BHUSD Policy

100% Right coverage: 1 sources

Eugene Volokh, a former UCLA professor of First Amendment law and the current Thomas M. Siebel Senior Fellow at the Hoover Institution at Stanford University, said the school district’s draft policy likely does not violate the rights of teachers under the First Amendment.Gun Rights · United States See the Story

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