Howard Husock

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Tag Archive: police reform

1 week ago | aei.org | Karlyn Bowman |Charles Murray |Chris Stirewalt |Howard Husock

Op-Ed Attitudes Toward the Police Five Years After George Floyd’s Death Op-Ed Public Attitudes on the Police and Black Lives Matter Podcast Discussing Broken Windows Policing: Murray on “The Newell Norman Show” Press Discussing Broken Windows Policing: Murray on “The Michael Medved Show” Op-Ed In the Decade Before Crime Rose, “Broken Windows” Policing Stopped Op-Ed Stirewaltisms: The Space Between “Back the Blue” and “Defund the Police” Op-Ed Where New York Should Follow Chicago’s Lead Op-Ed...
Those College Grad, Knowledge Economy Blues (And What to Do About Them)

2 weeks ago | aei.org | Brent Orrell |Howard Husock |Raphael Colard |Josh Boynton

Post Those College Grad, Knowledge Economy Blues (And What to Do About Them) Post The Mega Millions Tax Increase Post AI “Slop” Comes for Job Interviews Post The City That’s Always Working Post Measuring and Building Human Leadership in an AI World Post AI Talent: It’s Not Just for High Tech Anymore Post Up in the Air Post Powering AI: The Energy Workforce Crisis No One Is Talking About Post AI and American Dynamism Post The Black National Anthem Is Not Woke Post Donald Trump and Kim Jong Un...
Tag Archive: New York City

3 weeks ago | aei.org | Naomi Schaefer Riley |Nat Malkus |Eva Moskowitz |Howard Husock

Op-Ed Insiders Reveal Why ACS Decided to Leave Kids in Hands of Abusive Parents Op-Ed Seven Children Died in Abusive New York City Homes Because Progressives Say It’s Racist to Save Them Podcast American Enterprise Institute Success (with Eva Moskowitz) Op-Ed NYC Mayor Eric Adams’ Independent Spin Is a Big Win for Electoral Choice Post The Stroller Struggle Op-Ed Can Democrats Govern Big Cities? Post Education Reform in America: A Debate Post Faculty Have an Obligation To Engage Op-Ed China...
Common-Sense SNAP Reforms Included in House Agriculture Reconciliation Proposal

3 weeks ago | aei.org | Angela Rachidi |Matt Weidinger |Howard Husock |Kevin Corinth

Post Common-Sense SNAP Reforms Included in House Agriculture Reconciliation Proposal Post What DOGE Flagged as Unemployment Fraud Is Just the Tip of the Iceberg—Most of Which Will Never Be Recovered Post In Opposing Last Month’s Continuing Resolution, Nearly All Democrats Voted to Shut Down Welfare Checks, Too Post On Unemployment Benefit Fraud, Keep Going, DOGE Post Trump Executive Order Seeks Expanded Data Matching To Prevent Fraud and Abuse Post Homelessness Is Not Just a Housing Problem...
Bracing for the Student Loan Default Cliff: What Comes Next for Borrowers and the Federal Budget?

1 month ago | aei.org | With Beth Akers |Preston Cooper |Beth Akers |Howard Husock

With the Department of Education’s latest announcement on resuming student loan collections, a “student loan default cliff” is fast approaching. After years of paused payments and evolving forgiveness policies, millions of borrowers now face a dramatic shift in their financial obligations—and the federal government faces renewed pressure to manage a ballooning loan portfolio. What will this mean for students, taxpayers, and the broader economy?
The Real Retirement Crisis: A Book Event

1 month ago | aei.org | Andrew Biggs |Howard Husock |Colin Dueck |Beth Akers

Americans, and the elected officials who represent them, are worried about retirement. Amid widespread fears of a retirement crisis, AEI’s Andrew G. Biggs offers a differing perspective grounded in economic data: Americans may be more financially secure in retirement than popular narratives suggest. With insights drawn from international comparisons and decades of policy expertise, his book argues that 401(k)s and Social Security are delivering better outcomes than many believe.
A Discipline in Disarray? The State of Sociology

2 months ago | aei.org | Brad Wilcox |Joshua Katz |Frederick M. Hess |Howard Husock

As Christian Smith concluded in his 2014 book, The Sacred Project of American Sociology, “Sociology has at a deep level become . . . ‘a herd of independent minds.’” Few would dispute that the herd mentality has become pervasive in the past decade across the academic disciplines, and more so in sociology. What happened to the field? What are the bright spots today? And what trends are shaping this field’s future?
Trump should put an end to rent control

2 months ago | washingtonexaminer.com | Howard Husock

To help solve the nation's housing crisis, the Trump administration should put pressure on localities to end rent controlled housing.
Making Urban Transportation Work: Can Cars, Bikes, and Pedestrians Get Along?

Jan 21, 2025 | aei.org | With Howard Husock |Edward L. Glaeser |Howard Husock |Dalibor Rohac

Cities around the world struggle with traffic congestion and the competing demands for space by mass transit, cars, bikes, and pedestrians. New York, like London and Singapore, has adopted a controversial “congestion tax” on cars entering the city. In Washington, DC, increased numbers of bike lanes have sparked concerns about traffic flow, and developing cities from Bangkok to Lagos are choked with traffic. What are the best approaches to keep cities moving—and safe?
Fixing the missing ‘N’ in ‘NPR’: Public media must serve the American public at large

Jan 17, 2025 | thehill.com | Howard Husock

If the pledges of Elon Musk and Vivek Ramaswamy are to be believed, the incoming Trump administration will make defunding public broadcasting a priority. The Department of Government Efficiency leaders have specifically targeted the Corporation for Public Broadcasting, which directs federal funds to National Public Radio and public television. Their view is in line with that of conservatives generally, who have come to see public media as a progressive bastion.

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