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New America Announces Its New Mission and Vision, Reveals New Logo and Website
AI Risks Creating a ‘Demand Machine’ for Governments, Report Warns
The App Store Accountability Act Poses Serious Concerns for Privacy, Security, and Free Expression
Raised in the West Bank, Shot in Vermont
The Role of Art in Our Collective Freedom
Us@250 Fellow Melchor Hall talks about an art exhibition that showcases Black feminist visions of shared liberation and racial reparations.
These Giants of Black History Were Rivals, but Time Knits Them Together
The Washington-Du Bois debate offers insight into America’s ongoing struggles with equality, democracy, & the pursuit of the American Dream.
Accreditors Keep Questioning the Need for Stronger Regulations. Here’s Why They Are Needed.
Accreditors have criticized the Education Department’s proposed accreditation changes, despite these agencies’ failures to protect students.
Did Oppenheimer’s Atomic Bomb Make the World Safer?
New America VP and ASU Professor of Practice Peter Bergen examines the atomic legacy of Robert Oppenheimer.
Raw Deal: Should Americans Subsidize Clean Energy?
Senior Fellow Martha Molfetas was interviewed by Megan Feldman Bettencourt for the March 2024 issue of Deseret Magazine.
Using Tech to Spread the Story of the 1939 Library Sit-in
The 1939 Library Sit-in Project is a digital initiative to shed light on the first-recorded sit-in demanding unsegregated library access.
China is Building Its Own Starlink — Even as Questions Surround Musk’s Constellation
New America’s Peter W. Singer examines China’s effort to set up its own Starlink-like network.
Enduring Disparities in Broadband Access
New America conducted a roundtable to explore how students, families, and schools navigate the broadband landscape.
Making the Early Grades Matter
Learn about seven ways to improve kindergarten through grade 2.