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Lee Drutman's book Breaking the Two-Party Doom Loop was selected by Detroit Mayor Mike Duggan as the best book he read in 2025.
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Lee Drutman's book Breaking the Two-Party Doom Loop was selected by Detroit Mayor Mike Duggan as the best book he read in 2025.
Shalin Jyotishi served as an expert roundtable participant for Aspen Institute’s Science and Society program report.
New America's Peter W. Singer examines the lopsided costs of and looming choice to escalate or end Operation Southern Spear.
NPR cited New America's data on U.S. strikes in Somalia.
Europe’s wavering on whether—and how—to deploy frozen Russian assets for war reparations left a perilous gap, argues Candace Rondeaux.
Lilian Coral and Neil Kleiman joined StateScoop's Priorities Podcast to discuss RethinkAI's comprehensive local AI report.
Jessica Dine on why a national digital skills framework is critical at this moment.
Candace Rondeaux warns that profit-seeking fixers are pulling Russia-Ukraine diplomacy into a volatile, unaccountable marketplace.
New America's Peter W. Singer examines the costly nature of America's wars.
Sydney Saubestre comments on FTC Chair Andrew Ferguson's aims to update COPPA to protect more kids online.
Peter W. Singer examines China's preparations for deception in the AI space.
LEO Policy Symposium panelists on the challenges that LEO satellites face in addressing the digital divide.
LEO Satellite Policy Symposium spectrum panelists on revising existing satellite power rules.
LEO Satellite Policy Symposium spectrum panelists on an FCC proposed power level increase and more spectrum access.