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AMLO’s energy and investment policies will make Mexico poor again

August 4, 2022Lianne Hart

Mexico’s government would be extremely unwise to neglect the negative impact of AMLO’s arbitrary investment policies, which denigrate the rule of law and will inevitably lead to a long-term decline in investment, job creation and exports. Continue Reading →

Mexico & Latin America David A. Gantz

ARPA-H: Risky or revolutionary? The challenges and opportunities of Biden’s new biomedical research agency

August 3, 2022ke1

With adequate funding and full independence from NIH, ARPA-H can accelerate promising breakthroughs, promote equity in health outcomes, and ultimately, transform the biomedical research ecosystem within the United States. Continue Reading →

Health & Science Student Voices

Will Russia withdraw from the space station?

July 29, 2022Lianne Hart

President John F. Kennedy’s dream for joint cooperation between nations was realized with the International Space Station. That dream should not be abandoned.  I would hope that our Russian colleagues will reconsider their decision to withdraw from the ISS. Continue Reading →

Space George W.S. Abbey

Biden in the Middle East:  The more things change …

July 19, 2022Lianne Hart

Biden’s visit was a disappointment for those advocating major changes in U.S. policy toward the Middle East. For better or worse, he is sticking close to to the traditional U.S. playbook. Continue Reading →

Foreign Policy Joe Barnes

The Strong Job Market and Sliding College Enrollment

July 13, 2022kz29

Would-be students are taking advantage of a hot job market to earn wages instead of degrees. But there may be downsides once the the labor market cools. Continue Reading →

Public Finance Joyce Beebe

Remembering Bob Curl, Nobel Prize winner and legendary Rice University professor

July 11, 2022ke1
Robert F. Curl

My dear friend and long-time Rice colleague, Robert (Bob) F. Curl, died on July 3, 2022. He was one of the smartest scientists and kindest persons I have ever known. Continue Reading →

Health & Science Neal F. Lane

The Madrid Summit and the future of NATO

July 5, 2022Lianne Hart

If the Ukraine war has reinvigorated NATO, the alliance’s future role — and Washington’s place in it — remains very much unsettled. Continue Reading →

Foreign Policy Joe Barnes

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