Topic: American Enterprise Institute for Public Policy Research

Why insider attacks are down in Afghanistan

No one claims the problem is solved, but officials are cautiously hopeful that the lower number of 'green-on-blue' killings in Afghanistan this year means preventive measures are having an impact.

'A Nation at Risk': How much of 'apocalyptic' education report still applies?

Energy Voices IMF: End energy subsidies

Obama launches 'charm offensive' on Capitol Hill. Does it have a chance? (+video)

Venezuela after Hugo Chavez: why US eyes upcoming elections warily (+video)

Why Obama is on top in 'sequester' battle, but could lose long-term (+video)

Can a kinder, gentler Eric Cantor 'rebrand' Republicans?

Immigration reform: Amid GOP reservations, signs of flexibility

A quiet envoy to the hermit kingdom of North Korea

January jobs report: Will 'OK' jobs market make politicians complacent?

Hillary Clinton departs State: What's her legacy as top US diplomat? (+video)

As Obama meets Karzai, future troop level in Afghanistan isn't only big issue

Obama administration not ruling out complete troop withdrawal from Afghanistan

What does Google want with North Korea? (+video)

Obama-Karzai talks near: How many US troops should stay in Afghanistan?

GOP 'fiscal cliff' endgame: Let big government sting the middle class?

Violence in Iraq spikes. Are US security interests in jeopardy?

South Korea's president-elect promises 'new era of change'

Mysteries swirl around North Korea's satellite launch (+video)

Election Day: Does Obama have the edge? (+video)

Opinion Six points where Mitt Romney and his economic advisers are mostly wrong

Jobs report: 3 views on the best way to create jobs in the US

Confusing polls: Has Mitt Romney closed the gender gap or not?

Presidential debate 101: Does Romney want extra $2 trillion for Pentagon?

Set aside debate over Romney tax math: Is tax reform a good idea?