Senate Votes to Kill Innovative State Retirement Savings Plans
The Senate strikes down a automatic-enrollment retirement savings plans to workers who are not covered by their employers.
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Unwarranted
Police play an indispensable role in our society. But the responsibility for keeping them accountable may lay with us, the people.
Guiding Community Leaders on Family Engagement and Early Learning
Transforming communities into ecosystems that support families, early learning, and digital inclusion.
5 Myths About Blockchains
This is 1. going to happen soon, 2. just a new hammer looking for a nail, 3. unsafe, 4. THE, 5. out of control.
Water & Power: A California Heist
How everyday citizens are facing down the water crisis to better preserve one of our country's most precious resources.
A Question of Order
What happens when a democratically elected leader devolves into an authoritarian ruler?
Peering into the Future: How Dual-Frequency Satellite Receivers Will Democratize Land Surveying
Delineating one person’s property from another’s is a serious technical challenge and a prerequisite for granting secure legal titles.
Announcing the 2017 CA Fellows
New America CA announced the selection of six social entrepreneurs it will be supporting as year-long fellows.
Why Property Rights Matter
Property rights - the clear articulation of who has what rights to which property - are indispensable for prosperous societies.
Lower Ed
A former insider discloses the story behind for-profit schools to explain the lose-lose options for Americans seeking a better life.
I Am Not Your Negro
I Am Not Your Negro , an Academy Award-nominated film by Raoul Peck, is an up-to-the-minute examination of race in America.
Maternal Depression May Reduce Empathy in Children
A new study examines maternal depression and early caregiving as long-term predictors of children’s empathy.
Generation Revolution
In her new book, Generation Revolution, Rachel Aspden offers a window into the Arab Spring through the millennials who experienced it.