Hunter Biden’s Pardon and Who the President Could Choose Next
Charles Turner’s wrongful conviction, featured in The Alley podcast, was highlighted in The Marshall Project’s Closing Argument newsletter.
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We have the vision and resources to support entrepreneurship in emerging technology sectors; decisive Congressional action is the final step
Episode 3: 2024 Election Takeaways, Part 2
A month after Election Day, Maresa Strano and Mark Schmitt share insights on recently-decided races, Trump’s cabinet picks, and more.
12/5 Reply Comments Urging FCC to Reject Higher Power Limits in CBRS and to Promote Local Shared Use
Are Microcredentials a Path to Good Jobs? Sometimes.
ACS data holds important implications about where microcredentials are–and are not—helping people achieve economic stability.
Driving Digital Equity: What OTI Accomplished in 2024
We have been steadfast in our work to ensure every person can access & maximize the benefits of open & secure tech.
Escaping the Dollar?
Russia and Türkiye’s paths toward de-dollarization reveal a reality: technological capability, not rhetoric, drives financial independence.
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The U.S. Needs to Build More Houses in Future Receiving Cities
Tim Robustelli and Yuliya Panfil published an FAS Day One policy proposal on climate migration and affordable housing in the United States.
Jason Fitzroy Jeffers on the History of Slavery in Barbados
New America (Jonathan Logan Family Foundation) Fellow Jason Fitzroy Jeffers spoke about his film,