Hoover Daily Report

Today, Josiah Ober receives a 2025 Balzan Foundation prize for his work connecting the attributes of ancient Athenian democracy to the present day. Eugene Volokh chronicles a courtroom loss for forme…

Today, H.R. McMaster and Michael McFaul each offer their expert analyses of Russia’s recent drone incursion into Poland, as well as their perspectives on an effective American and NATO policy respons…

This Friday, the Hoover Institution invites you to participate in the Thomas Sowell Essay Contest and Creator Competition, before both opportunities close on September 15th; Peter Robinson interviews…

Today, Victor Davis Hanson offers historical perspective and civic guidance in the wake of the tragic targeted killing of Charlie Kirk; Niall Ferguson shares how his understanding of 9/11 has shifted…

Today, Cole Bunzel writes about how the flickering chance of Saudi Arabia and Israel normalizing ties was dashed after October 7, 2023, and how the Trump administration could get talks going again. T…

Today, Michael McConnell calls on Congress to preserve the Federal Reserve’s central banking independence by spinning off its regulatory functions; Eric Hanushek analyzes 21st-century declines in Ame…

Today, Steven Koonin shares key findings from an Energy Department report he recently coauthored examining climate change research; Peter Berkowitz reviews a new book by Cass Sunstein aiming to defen…

Today, the GoodFellows crew discusses crumbling ties between the US and India, and whether the Modi government’s embrace of China is of real concern. Šumit Ganguly writes about why and how India shou…

Today, John Cochrane explores criticism of Federal Reserve independence, pointing out it comes from both the far right and the extreme left. H.R. McMaster appears on the Betting on America podcast to…

Today, H.R. McMaster explains why US-India ties are fraying, and why he thinks New Delhi’s pivot towards China will be short-lived. Miles Maochun Yu explores the pageantry and symbolism of China’s la…

Today, Gary Roughead, Jim Mattis, Marise Payne, and Nicholas Carter call for increased allied commitments to the AUKUS security pact; Andrew Roberts reviews Barry Strauss’s new book on the history of…

Today, Defining Ideas features an excerpt from the Stanford Emerging Technology Review on laser technology and its policy implications; former Senator Ben Sasse speaks with Andrew Roberts about the s…

Today, Eugene Volokh and Jane Bambauer take a look at President Trump’s recent executive order on flag burning and discuss the First Amendment issues it presents; Michael McFaul outlines the order of…

Today, H.R. McMaster tells his life story, with the help of his wife Katie, on the latest episode of GoodFellows. Norbert Holtkamp joins with other scholars to point out the many ways America benefit…

Studying Authoritarianism, from Huawei to East Germany. Plus, Teaching Western Political Thought in Indonesia. 

Today, Šumit Ganguly pushes back against claims of an increasing India-China diplomatic…

Donald Trump on Tariffs; Challenges Facing Starmer. Plus, Will California Redraw Its House Districts? This Friday, Richard Epstein advances an economic and legal case against the Trump administration…

Today, Condoleezza Rice appears on the Taking Share podcast to discuss restoring public trust in US universities, the Russian invasion of Ukraine, and the AI race against China. Hoover’s Center for R…

Today, Peter Robinson shares stories from his career and experiences working with intellectual giants across recent decades; Michael McFaul appraises the Trump administration’s recent diplomatic effo…

Today, Dan Wang and Arthur Kroeber explain how the “China model” fuels Beijing’s economic and technological strength; Barry Strauss discusses his new book Jews vs. Rome with Bill Whalen; and a new ep…