English Learners Need More Federal Support to Succeed, Not Less
A new brief identifies key barriers preventing Title III from fulfilling its goals, making the case for continual federal involvement.
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Uncovering Injustice: Dr. Kaye Discusses Wrongful Convictions and the Fight for Pardons in DC’s 1984 Murder Case
The Alley is featured on Today With Dr. Kaye, discussing wrongful convictions in DC’s 1984 murder case with Shawn Armbrust and Chris Turner.
Open Technology Institute’s ‘Third Way’ for Spectrum Sharing
OTI’s new report highlights the potential of low-power, indoor-only spectrum sharing beyond 6 GHz.
The FBI’s Love Affair with Hollywood
In Episode 77 of his podcast, ASU and New America’s Peter Bergen looks at the relationship between the FBI and Hollywood.
Ukraine War Pushes Europe into a Race to Build Up Its Defense Base
Are Those Young Men Gone Forever?
Ilyse Hogue wrote for Democracy Journal on the radicalization of young men in the recent election.
Brothers Seek Presidential Pardon Decades After Wrongful Conviction
Fox5 featured an interview with the Turner brothers, whose story is highlighted in The Alley podcast about DC’s 8th and H case.
Democrats Need to Stop Defending a Broken Democratic System
Lee Drutman was quoted in Mother Jones on the message of democracy in the recent election.
Only the President Can Pardon These 6 DC Men—Will He?
The Alley was featured in WTOP News’s coverage of the 8th and H Case wrongful convictions and their fight for pardons.
The Digital War on Women: Sexualized Deepfakes, Weaponized Data and Stalkerware That Monitors Victims Online
What Americans Really Think of Higher Ed: Insights from New America’s Varying Degrees 2024
Changing Higher Ed podcast featured Kevin Carey and Sophie Nguyen on an episode discussing findings from the 2024 Varying Degrees survey.