# Hoover Inst

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DeSantis, White House Spar Over Illegal Immigration; MN Officer Apologizes for 'Thin Blue Line' Flag

NTD News Today—1/19/2023 1. Baldwin Charged with Involuntary Manslaughter 2. DeSantis, White House Spar over Immigration 3. Coast Guard Tracks Suspected Russian Spy Ship 4. First Migrants Enter U.S. Using Mobile App 5. Biden Touring Storm-Ravaged California 6. Mn Officer Apologizes for Thin Blue Li…

“A 100-Year Storm”: Ben Ginsberg on Bush v. Gore Turning 25, Restoring Confidence in U.S. Elections

Further evidence that time (and politics) flies by: it was 25 years ago this month that the U.S. Supreme Court settled the final outcome of both Florida’s presidential vote count and America’s choice for its 43rd president. Ben Ginsberg, the Hoover Institution’s Volker Distinguished Visiting Fellow…

New Year, New Beginnings: William Damon on Finding a More Purposeful Life

Before long, holiday celebrations, family gatherings, and gift-sharing will give way to a new year and the question of resolutions and crafting a better self. William (Bill) Damon, a Hoover Institution senior fellow and Stanford University lifespan development psychologist, discusses his decades-lo…

California Update: The 50-50 Proposition

As California enters the final phase leading up to its Nov. 4 special election and a vote on Proposition 50, plenty of unknowns surround the fate of the controversial ballot measure that would redraw California’s congressional districts to offset a Republican-led gerrymander in Texas. Hoover senio…

From Stalinism To Reaganism: Daniel Flynn On Frank Meyer And “Fusion” Conservatism

How does one man whose formative years are largely defined by five “s’s” – sex, satanism, suicide, secret agents, and Stalinism – somehow wind up as a defining intellectual behind the rise of America’s conservative movement? Daniel Flynn, a Hoover visiting fellow and author of The Man Who Invented …

Matters of Policy & Politics: American Lion, Near East Hyenas: US Options in Yemen and Iran | Bill Whalen, Joel Rayburn, and Bernard Haykel | Hoover Institution

A new year begins with a familiar story – Middle East turmoil – and two plots twists of late: US forces striking Yemen’s Houthi rebels while trying to safeguard Red Sea maritime traffic; and Iran firing missiles in the directions of Pakistan, Iraq, and Syria, which tests western resolve. Joel Raybu…

Truth Matters Show 20 Top GOP candidates 2028. New Fed Chair sworn in. Trump's lavish praise for Federal Reserve. Trump an insider. Tom gives real history and control Fed exerts over US. Bondi blames Blanche... TDR-Eps 90

Who is the established order and who might be the outsiders who may likely run for GOP in 2028. Tom covers in-depth 2 extended segments on Trumps lavish praise of the Federal Reserve central bank's history and its crucial role in the US and world economies. Warsh sworn in as Fed chair at White Hous…

We the People Convention Weekly News & Opinion 11-1-25

NEW: Send us Your Comments! This Week’s Topics: BECK VIDEO: It’s a Color Revolution 5:30 VIDEO: Left’s Nov 5th Insurrection Plans 8:30 What Happens when SNAP Stops? 12:00 VIDEO: Left’s Goal is to Start Riots 15:00 Pentagon Readies 500 Troops Per State 18:00 VIDEO: Left pushes Riots on Social Media…

Chapter 1: Introduction and Alger Hiss

Meet Alger Hiss: Johns Hopkins, Harvard Law, Supreme Court clerk, left Wall Street to join a New Deal farming agency, counsel to a Senate Committee at age 30, aide to president Roosevelt at Yalta, Secretary General of the UN's founding conference, President of the Carnegie Endowment for Internati…

How Much Do Election Law Changes Affect Voter Turnout? Featuring Justin Grimmer

Do voter ID laws affect turnout? Does no-excuse absentee voting change electoral results? How would you find out? Hoover senior fellow Justin Grimmer goes through the research literature to separate fact from fiction.   Read "Evidence vs. Hyperbole: The Relationship between Election Laws and the H…