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Making Workforce Pell Work for Registered Apprenticeships
Proposed regulations make it easier for Registered Apprenticeships to access Workforce Pell, but programs shouldn't overlook traditional Pel
Putting Pregnancy, Abortion, and Care into Context on Screen
TV and film viewers are eager to see more realistic, authentic depictions of reproductive health decisions on screen.
The ‘Pax Silica’ Initiative Points to a New, Stratified World
While Davos talks “resilience,” reality looks like geostratification. Candace Rondeaux argues that Pax Silica comes up short.
Joint Comments Applauding FCC’s Proposal for Space Licensing Reform
OTI and ICLE submitted comments applauding the FCC’s comprehensive proposal for space licensing reform.
Joint Comments Opposing a Premature Transmission Framework Proposed by the National Association of Broadcasters for ATSC 3.0
OTI and other groups submitted comments opposing the National Association of Broadcasters' petition for a transition framework for ATSC 3.0.
Joint Comments Regarding Facilitating a More Intensive Use of Upper Microwave Spectrum
OTI and PK submitted comments urging the FCC to consider overhauling the current sharing framework in the mmWave bands.
Joint Comments Urging FCC to Make Changes Ensuring Upper C-band Is Available for More Intensive Licensed and Shared Use
OTI and PK filed joint comments urging FCC to make changes ensuring Upper C-band is available for more intensive licensed and shared use.
Details Matter in DOL’s New Pay-for-Performance Strategy
The new apprenticeship funding model needs guardrails to promote quality programs and equitable outcomes.
Space is Getting Crowded, and Policy Governing Low Earth Orbit is Broken
Jessica Dine on outer space becoming crowded with satellites and new space technologies, while US policy remains outdated.
A Guide to Trump’s Second-Term Military Strikes and Actions
CFR cited New America's data on the escalation of U.S. strikes in Somalia in 2025.
Happy 2026! Our Team Is Starting the Year by Listening to Parents.
The New Practice Lab is starting 2026 by fielding a largest-of-its-kind parent survey