Hoover Daily Report

Today, Anne Neuberger warns that America lacks the domestic defenses and offensive capabilities necessary to deter and defeat China in cyber warfare; the Hoover Institution Press announces a new book…

Today, on the 80th anniversary of the end of WWII in the Pacific, Peter Robinson speaks with two distinguished historians about the US decision to drop atomic bombs on Japan; Condoleezza Rice speaks …

Today, Condoleezza Rice joins the GoodFellows to consider the possible outcomes of tomorrow’s meeting between President Trump and Vladimir Putin in Alaska; for Frontline Voices, Army veteran John Mos…

Today, Matthew Pottinger and Liza Tobin warn that allowing exports of advanced American computer chips to China will undermine US national security; Lee Ohanian analyzes the arguments of Texas and Ca…

Today, Hoover Institution Director Condoleezza Rice speaks about why continued diplomacy and engagement may generate positive results with the People’s Republic of China. Amit Seru breaks down the dy…

Today, Andrew Roberts considers why Winston Churchill’s critics are having a comeback moment; Peter Berkowitz identifies the values and institutions that will help America endure a period of civiliza…

In today’s Report:

Andrew Roberts and Condoleezza Rice discuss the international security landscape and how leaders can best apply the lessons of history to current policy challenges.

Russell Berman …

In today’s Report:

Lanhee Chen criticizes Governor Gavin Newsom’s proposed partisan gerrymander of California’s congressional districts.

Bill Whalen interviews Niall Ferguson about his rise from earl…

In today’s Report:

Michael McFaul considers lessons for American democracy from recent protests against the Zelenskyy government in Ukraine. A new video from the Stanford Emerging Technology Review s…

Today, Niall Ferguson sits down with Argentine President Javier Milei to talk about how economic reforms are lifting millions there out of poverty and revitalizing the fiscal health of the nation. Ti…

Today, Niall Ferguson refutes the charge of genocide levied against Israel while pointing out that such a crime is ongoing in Ukraine; Peter Berkowitz examines why consensus has broken down among Ame…

This Friday, John Cochrane shares a list of questions he has for the next chair of the Federal Reserve; David Henderson analyzes how Trump’s tariff policy program is playing out; and Peter Robinson d…

Today, Jacquelyn Schneider and coauthor Julia Macdonald call for strategic innovation in American drone warfare doctrine; Chris Herhalt speaks with two former Hoover Veteran Fellows about their exper…

Today, Bill Whalen asks if US President Donald Trump is on the path to winning a Nobel Peace Prize. H.R. McMaster discusses the valuable US alliance with Australia with a former Australian national s…

Today, Amit Seru reviews the benefits of recent cryptocurrency regulation legislation while cautioning against complacency in the adoption of stablecoins in the financial system; Andrew Roberts inter…

Today, Joshua Rauh testifies before the House Ways and Means Committee on the passage of the One Big Beautiful Bill Act and the economic reforms Congress should pursue from here; Marianna Kudlyak and…

This Friday, Michael McFaul and Abbas Milani explain the broader geopolitical implications of Russia’s recent strategic failures in the Middle East; David L. Leal considers the political future of th…

Today, Charles I. Plosser and Mickey D. Levy argue that a return to the fundamentals can bring the Federal Reserve out from underneath White House pressure. Steven J. Davis and coauthors demonstrate …

Today, Niall Ferguson surveys the accomplishments of Argentina’s president Javier Milei as well as the challenges he faces in cementing the success of his economic reforms; Steven J. Davis discusses …

Today, in a discussion with Dan Wang, Stephen Kotkin speaks about his approach to historical research and education, from archives to the halls of power; Martin Giles and Herbert Lin discuss the Stan…