Confronting Harmful Federal Disability Policy in Health and Human Services
New America’s second Advancing Disability Access Forum examined how recent changes at HHS threaten the health and wellbeing of disabled people, older adults, and children.
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Prem Trivedi on what’s at stake in the KOSA debate.
Al-Shabab Claims Attack in Somali Capital that Kills 4 Emirati Troops and 1 Bahraini Officer
The AP cited New America’s data on U.S. strikes in Somalia.
Axon Waiver Request Ignites Fierce Opposition
OTI on why the FCC shouldn’t waive its power level limitations for Axon Enterprise.
Biden Calls for Privacy Legislation, AI Action
Prem Trivedi on the importance of comprehensive federal privacy legislation and algorithmic accountability mechanisms.
Republicans Introduce Spectrum Pipeline Bill That Favors High-Power, Licensed Use
Michael Calabrese on the newly-unveiled Spectrum Pipeline Act of 2024.
Spectrum Pipeline Bill Fuels Licensed, Unlicensed Debate
Michael Calabrese on the newly-unveiled Spectrum Pipeline Act of 2024.
3/7 Joint Comments to FCC Opposing Waiver of Power Level Limitations for Axon Enterprise
Biden Administration’s New Executive Order Leverages Federal Resources to Boost Apprenticeships and Worker Training
President Biden signed an executive Order that will expand the use of Registered Apprenticeships in and beyond the federal government.
Groups Meet With Rosenworcel Aide on T-Mobile/Mint
OTI on its request for a handset unlocking requirement as part of T-Mobile’s proposed acquisition of Mint Mobile.