The Night Shift at Reykjavik: What ‘The Brink of War’ Tells Us about Arms Control
A new film dramatizes never-signed Cold War negotiations. Amy J. Nelson explains why the agreement failed—and what can be learned today.
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Lawfare Daily: A Progress Report on the War on Terrorism with Peter Bergen
Peter Bergen discussed his new book “All The Presidents’ Wars” on the Lawfare Daily podcast.
Who Are the People in Your Multifamily Housing Market?
Households vary more than ever. Journalist, Alec Appelbaum, discusses how multifamily financing, design, and unit mix can adapt to who actually lives in your market.
Saudi-Backed Forces Launch Fight to Free Bab al-Mandeb From Houthis
The Wall Street Journal quoted Adam Baron on Saudi-backed forces efforts to reclaim Bab al-Mandeb from the Houthis.
The Inheritance: An American Tragedy in Five Acts
The Inheritance by Janet Reitman explores how 9/11 reshaped American identity, democracy, and the lives of ordinary people.
Could the Iran War Accelerate the Energy Transition?
The Iran war has spurred clean energy development overseas. Could the United States be next to reduce dependence on oil and gas?
The Guardian Cites New America’s Data on U.S. Strikes in Somalia
The Guardian cites New America’s data in its ongoing reporting on civilian casualties in America’s war.
Saudi-Backed Yemeni Government Declares War Against Houthis
Future Security Program Fellow Adam Baron was quoted in the New York Times.
Peter Bergen Discusses FlyDubai Incident on CNN
New America Vice President Peter Bergen discussed the attempted crashing of a Fly Dubai flight on CNN.
Is Congress Too Old?
Lee and James talk about the issue of gerontocracy in American politics.