Texas’ new Bible-only required reading list raises questions about serving a religiously diverse student population. David R. Brockman of the Religion and Public Policy Program examines the ...
In this episode of “The Two-Handed Economist,” John W. Diamond and Bill King discuss the 2026 Social Security Trust Fund report, examining the program’s long-term financial outlook, the history of ...
Is the AI boom hiding the real impact of U.S. tariffs? New research by the Center for Tax and Budget Policy’s John W. Diamond shows how AI infrastructure investment is inflating import totals even as ...
Since 2018, Mexico’s economic growth has slowed, largely due to structural challenges. In this brief, Tony Payan, Gabriela Siller Pagaza, and José Iván Rodríguez-Sánchez analyze the country’s economic ...
New research from the Center for Health Policy highlights differences in health outcomes between HISD students and their national peers. Findings point to gaps in access to nutrition and physical ...
Iran’s closure of the Strait of Hormuz after joint U.S.-Israeli strikes has cost Gulf exporters about $2 billion per day in lost revenue. Jim Krane and Justin Alexander assess states’ economic ...
Nonresident Scholar at the Claudio X. González Center for the U.S. and Mexico ...
The Iran war is contributing to sharp increases in global oil prices, with particularly significant effects in the Philippines. In this commentary, Gabriel Collins and Tim Koeppl analyze the economic ...
Ana Martín Gil, Karma Elbadawy, Bela Koshy, Poema Sumrow, Tony Payan, José Iván Rodríguez-Sánchez ...
The Trump administration’s changes to U.S. trade, diplomatic, and security policy are placing new pressure on relations with the EU and U.K. In this brief, David A. Gantz examines the key policy ...
Immigration has surfaced as one of the most important issues in the United States in recent years. These concerns tend to be rooted in large-scale recent inflows of immigrants, particularly the trends ...
Robert Barron, “What Comes Next for Gaza and Trump’s Board of Peace,” Rice University’s Baker Institute for Public Policy, January 29, 2026, https://doi.org ...
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