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What Kind of Citizen Am I? | Civic National Forum | Hoover Institution

The Hardest Fight: Veteran Mental Health, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, And Building Chimney Trail

Thomas Sowell: Facts Against Rhetoric, Capitalism, Culture and Yes, the Tariffs | Hoover Institution

Pluralistic Civic Learning in Practice | Civic National Forum | Hoover Institution

The Future of Civic Learning | Civic National Forum | Hoover Institution

The United States at 250: Implications for Civic Learning | Civic National Forum

Revitalizing Democratic Citizenship | Civic National Forum | Hoover Institution

Revisiting Empirical Macroeconomics with Robert Barro (Harvard Economics Professor)

Viewer Mail: The GoodFellows Answer Your Questions

Economic Warfare and Crisis Contingency Planning: A Historical Perspective | Hoover Institution

Türkiye: Eurasia’s Bridge Between Troubled Shores | Battlegrounds w/ H.R. McMaster

Trump And Taiwan: A Big, Beautiful Relationship Or The Deal Maker’s Ultimate Bargaining Chip?

Inside China’s Business World with Patrick Jenevein | China Considered

The 1920s Immigration Clampdown | Economics, Applied | Hoover Institution

Obamacare’s 15th Anniversary, Federal Healthcare Reform, and California’s Medi-Cal Woes

Trump’s War on Big Law | Free Speech Unmuted

"The Hand Behind Unmanned" Book Launch Event With Jacquelyn Schneider | Hoover Institution

Motorcycles and Meritocracies with Governor Mitch Daniels | Andrew Roberts | Hoover Institution

Empire of Illusion: Frank Dikötter on Why China Isn’t a Superpower | Uncommon Knowledge

In this episode of Uncommon Knowledge, Peter Robinson interviews Frank Dikötter, a historian specializing in China, about his book "China After Mao: The Rise of a Superpower." Dikötter argues that China's economic success is overstated and that the Communist Party maintains power through fear, paranoia, and control. He...

Leading with Grit: From the Naval Academy to Newark's Frontlines | Frontline Voices