The Longest War
Greg Barker documents how the U.S. mission in Afghanistan became a murky, drawn‑out conflict—America’s longest war.
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4/17 FCC Ex Parte Detailing Arguments For Opening 6 GHz Band for Unlicensed Use
Crisis Conversations: A new and dangerous enemy — healthcare workers battle coronavirus at work and at home.
Host Brigid Schulte is joined by Dennis Kosuth, an ER and school nurse, on this episode of Crisis Conversations.
Is the U.S. On Track for a Record Low Year in Jihadist Terrorism?
The U.S. may be on track for a record low number of jihadist terrorism cases in 2020. Why that matters in an age of pandemic.
OTI to FCC: Grant First Responders’ Request to Extend Net Neutrality Deadline
First responders need more time to file comments on how the 2017 repeal of net neutrality has impacted public safety.
Better Infrastructure Can Ease COVID-19’s Long-Term Impact on the Marginalized
FPR Fellow Malcom Glenn discusses his decision to transition to the housing space amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
COVID and the Black Community: Health Inequity and Poor Outcomes
Black communities across America are seeing disproportionately poor outcomes from COVID-19 and Indiana is no exception. We discuss reasons a
Groundswell: Meals for the Hungry, Support for Small Businesses
New America Local highlights community efforts to aid those struggling through the COVID-19 crisis.
No Title, No Problem: Land Rights with Digital Maps, Social Media
Yuliya Panfil was quoted in a TRFN article on how governments are embracing digital evidence in order to establish property claims.
