What Comes After the Epstein Files: A Q&A with Atossa Araxia Abrahamian
Impunity for the rich is still winning, even as outrage about elite corruption and crime crosses partisan lines.
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A Bureaucratic Shakeup Threatens Future Child Care Research
Two Homeland Attacks Rattle Americans Amid War with Iran
China’s Agentic AI Controversy
GenAI in Education: Potential and Guardrails
In a guest blog for AfterSchool Snack , An-Me Chung wrote about the potentials of GenAI in education and why guardrails are important.
OTI Responds to Commissioner Brendan Carr’s Selection as FCC Chairman
“We will continue to defend policies that promote competition, protect consumers, and hold large phone and cable companies accountable.”
The SAT’s Not-Quite-Comeback
Despite a coordinated backlash against it, “test optional” admissions remains alive and well and delivering on its promise.
How Different a Commander in Chief will Trump Be?
New America and ASU’s Peter Bergen examines the changes Trump may bring to national security policy.
Breaking down America’s two-party system
Lee Drutman was interviewed on CBS Mornings Plus on solutions to the two party system.
How to get Americans excited about voting again
Lee Drutman was interviewed for WBUR’s On Point on envisioning a new political system for the United States.
Ways To Avoid Money Problems in Medical School
Shalin Jyotishi was quoted in a U.S News & World Report article about different ways to avoid money problems in medical school.
11/14 Joint Comments Urging the FCC to Adopt Rules to Protect Consumers from Costly Broadband Data Caps
