Journalists Struggle to Understand Americans’ Relationship to News
An eye-popping poll result shows journalists don’t always ask the right questions about their own audience. They’re not thinking big enough.
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What Happens When an ISIS Fighter Wants to Come Home?
The case of Hoda Muthana reveals that the U.S. justice system doesn’t have the resources needed to handle ex-ISIS fighters.
What Role Do White Moderates Play in Southern Politics Today?
In his new memoir, Doug Jones merges historical retelling and modern political analysis to weigh in on the debate.
What Will Really Determine the Winner of the U.S.-China Rivalry Over A.I.?
The answer goes far beyond access to data.
Ensuring Resiliency of Military Installations and Operations in Response to Climate Changes
Sharon Burke testified before the House Armed Services Committee Subcommittee on Readiness.
Internet Realities Watch, vol. 4
Supporting English Learners’ Number Sense Abilities in Kindergarten
The NCAA’s APR Eliminates HBCUs from March Madness
The NCAA’s APR disproportionately eliminates institutions, that primarily serve students of color, from participating in March Madness.
What to Know About Education Funding in Trump’s Budget Request
From Early Ed to Higher Ed, here is our take on Trump’s Proposed Budget to Congress
