Two Homeland Attacks Rattle Americans Amid War with Iran
Peter Bergen discusses recent attacks in the U.S. and the war in Iran with CNN.
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OTI on its request for a handset unlocking requirement as part of T-Mobile’s proposed acquisition of Mint Mobile.
On the AI Act’s Passage and Lessons for US Policymakers
David Morar on the six key lessons that U.S. policymakers can learn from the development of the EU’s AI Act.
Hunting the Bidens
The latest episode of “In the Room with Peter Bergen” examines how Hunter Biden became a political flashpoint.
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US Bombing Strikes are Sending the Wrong Message
New America VP and ASU Professor of Practice Peter Bergen examines the issues with American strategy regarding striking Iran-backed groups.
Spying From Space
David Zikusoka authored this piece on the role satellites will play in intelligence-gathering for Foreign Affairs.
This number explains why the Biden-Trump rematch is so tight
Lee Drutman’s work on hyper-partisanship was referenced in a piece for the Los Angeles Times.
New America Raises Concerns on Slicing and Net Neutrality
Michael Calabrese on T-Mobile’s likely plan to bypass net neutrality rules through “network slicing.”
America’s Political Divide Is Poisoning Our Food
Lee Drutman and Justin Wahl authored a piece for Mother Jones on how the renewal of the US farm bill is mired in partisan conflict.
FCC Urged to Complete 6 GHz Rulemaking
Michael Calabrese on the importance of addressing the remaining issues raised in a 2020 Further NPRM on the 6 GHz band.