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Medicaid Is Overdue For A Big Beautiful Overhaul
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"Lessons" Of The Past
Organized by Hoover Fellow Joseph Ledford, the Hoover History Lab hosted a conference on the uses and misuses of history. The keynote conversation between Drew Erdmann, Philip Zelikow, and Daniel Sargent covered Ernest May's legacy, applying historical reasoning to public policy, and more.
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Can Political Parties Be Rebooted?
Morris Fiorina discusses the Trump mystique, economic distress, and political parties that forsake the center.
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Hubris In Scorekeeping: Why Confidence Needs A Calibration
CBO and JCT predictions based on highly uncertain models and parameters need sensitivity analysis -- or at least a flag. Part 3 of our series on Checking the Scorekeepers.
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Steven Koonin - ‘Grossly Exaggerated’: Media Gives ‘Little Attention’ To New Bombshell Climate Report
(2:21) Hoover Institution fellow Steven Koonin discusses a report released by the US Department of Energy which concluded that popular climate models are unreliable and the global warming is less damaging than commonly believed.
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Eugene Volokh and Jane Bambauer dive into the debate about “doxing” — putting someone’s personal info out in public, usually to call them out or put pressure on them.
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