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Translation: Chinese Rules for Managing Cybersecurity Vulnerabilities Published in Draft Form
New Report Spotlights English Learners in Urban Districts
Translation: Chinese AI Alliance Drafts Self-Discipline ‘Joint Pledge’
Translation: Chinese Expert Group Offers ‘Governance Principles’ for ‘Responsible AI’
Beto O’Rourke Releases Plan for LGBTQ Equality
The Democratic presidential candidate is aiming to overturn Trump policies.
Books That Are Helping Us Unplug This Summer
New America staffers share titles—new and old, fiction and nonfiction—that they'll be devouring over the summer months.
Five Big Questions Raised by China’s New Draft Cross-Border Data Rules
The Chinese government released new draft regulations with details for how major aspects of the Cybersecurity Law regime is to operate.
How Not to Handle Security Threats to Our Elections
In 2016, both state officials and the public were left in the dark about Russian intrusions into our election system.
Technology Can Transform Property Rights. But It’s Not.
It's time to think of property rights as a three-legged stool—supported by technology, processes, and people.
Translation: New Draft Rules on Cross-Border Transfer of Personal Information Out of China
Senator Murphy Asks Are You Getting What You Pay for in Higher Ed?
Senator Chris Murphy asks if students and taxpayers are getting what they pay for in higher ed and proposes a new accountability framework
