America Turns 250, and Confidence in Democracy Is Shaky
Ted Johnson and M.J. Rymsza-Pawlowska discuss modern American patriotism, past anniversaries, and how this 250th anniversary can spur change.
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The Future of Work and the Innovation Economy initiative is pleased to announce that three senior executives will join as fellows.
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In episode 50 of his podcast, New America and ASU’s Peter Bergen examines the origins of the migrant crisis.
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We’re taking a look back at how OTI’s 15 years of advocacy successfully enabled the adoption of the broadband nutrition label.
An Alleged Turkish Strike in Somalia Emphasizes the Challenge of Tracking Strikes in Somalia’s Crowded Battlefield
Future Security’s David Sterman examines the challenges of tracking U.S. strikes in Somalia’s crowded battlefield
Establishing a Right to Early Education: Part Two of a Four-Part Series
States, such as Florida and New Jersey, have used their constitutions to extend early education access to more children.
Making Child Care Accessible through a Citizens’ Assembly
Hollie Russon Gilman and Sarah Jacob spoke with Harry Nathan Gottlieb and Matt Byrne of Unify America.
Short-Term Pell Already Exists
The federal government already pays for a lot of short-term programs. And many of these programs have poor outcomes.
Telecom Fights Price Caps as U.S. Spends Billions on Internet Access
Raza Panjwani on the importance of making broadband affordable.
The Challenges and Benefits of Pursuing Bachelor’s Programs at Rural-Serving Community Colleges
New community college baccalaureate programs can open doors for students who want to stay in their rural communities.