Hoover Daily Report | June 17, 2026

Hoover Daily Report | June 30, 2026

Today, Victor Davis Hanson reflects on the enduring principles of the Declaration of Independence and the constitutional order, and revisits Thomas Jefferson’s complicated vision for the republic; Scott Atlas argues for fundamentally redefining the FDA’s role in medicine; and John Cochrane explores how modern central banks think about inflation. We also celebrate Thomas Sowell’s 96th birthday by revisiting the ideas of one of America’s most influential economists and public intellectuals. Hoover Daily Report | June 30, 2026 [https://www.hoover.org/publications/hoover-daily-report/tuesday-june-30-2026]

Hoover Daily Report | June 29, 2026

Today, Peter Berkowitz analyzes the complex diplomatic and political situation in which the Trump administration currently finds itself; Joshua Rauh compiles some of his work on fiscal policy issues, including wealth tax proposals; and Dan Wang teams up with a former senior China policy official to examine what the US government needs to do—and not do—to sustain American competitiveness in the artificial intelligence race. Hoover Daily Report | June 29, 2026 [https://www.hoover.org/publications/hoover-daily-report/monday-june-29-2026]

Hoover Daily Report | June 26, 2026

This Friday, Joshua Rauh explains the likely consequences for the California economy and state budget should voters adopt a wealth tax on billionaires, drawing on his recent research into the proposal; David Leal examines how Andy Burnham managed to displace Keir Starmer at the head of Britain’s ruling Labour party; and a new Liberty Amplified essay sheds light on the bleak conditions for women and girls in Afghanistan, now back under Taliban control. Hoover Daily Report | June 26, 2026 [https://www.hoover.org/publications/hoover-daily-report/friday-june-26-2026]

Hoover Daily Report | June 25, 2026

Today, Amy Zegart chronicles the lesser-known Founding-era history of George Washington’s intelligence network and espionage activities; Chester Finn provides a roundup of civics resources ahead of America’s 250th birthday celebrations; and Simone D’Amico and coauthors provide policy recommendations to keep the orbital space around Earth safe and usable for many years ahead.  Hoover Daily Report | June 25, 2026 [https://www.hoover.org/publications/hoover-daily-report/thursday-june-25-2026]

Hoover Daily Report | June 24, 2026

Today, Paul Peterson argues that partisan primaries are a significant problem in American politics; Max Lamparth lays out some of the economic opportunities and deployment challenges issued by artificial intelligence; and John Cochrane uses his weekly rant to point out what a recent G7 report gets wrong about global economic growth.  Hoover Daily Report | June 24, 2026 [https://www.hoover.org/publications/hoover-daily-report/wednesday-june-24-2026]