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Republicans, take time to get health right James Capretta and Joseph Antos write that while the repeal-and-replace plan is structurally sound, a few key details risk unleashing a strong political backlash. Continue Reading The funny thing about partisanship today The country is indeed polarized, but it is more socially and politically divided than it is ideologically. The real dispute comes down to power, argues Jonah Goldberg. Continue Reading Ending campus violence Most amazing about the recent riots on campuses is that no one seems to be doing anything about them. Jim Talent says it's time for an intervention. Continue Reading The intel community can't keep a secret Once again, US intelligence will see crucial collection capabilities exposed to friends and adversaries alike. And no one is paying attention, writes Gary Schmitt. Continue Reading The revolution at Middlebury Charles Murray shares reflections after his planned lecture at Middlebury College in Vermont last week turned into a vicious — and violent —protest. Continue Reading "Health care policy is complex, and whatever is done will have lasting consequences. If Republicans rush a plan through Congress with major flaws, it will likely backfire on them." — James C. Capretta, AEI resident fellow and Milton Friedman Chair (Read full story here) RESEARCH SPOTLIGHT High school experiences and the gender wage gap Michael R. Strain and Douglas A. Webber