A Trump Official’s Thin Legal Case Against Accreditors’ DEI Policies
The Education Department is misapplying a Supreme Court ruling to force accreditors to drop DEI standards.
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This blog post analyzes a new study on the cost of dual language immersion programs.
OTI is Hiring a Communications Manager!
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Are We Talking About Extremism All Wrong?
In his new book, J.M. Berger argues that it’s past time we shift our incomplete understanding of extremism beyond stale tautologies.
Australia: Social Media’s Lab Rat
When apps and platforms want to test out features, they go to Oz.
Gender Equality and National Security Go Hand in Hand
As policymakers process UNGA talks, they should consider how including women in counter-terrorism strategy can yield crucial insights.
New America Announces 2018-19 Cybersecurity Policy Fellows
The fellowship is a one-year, non-resident program hosted jointly by the Open Technology Institute and the Cybersecurity Initiative.
Solar Energy in the Competitive Space
In which the author pisses off an audience — or one cranky guy
Texas Politics Can Change Plenty Without a Blue Wave
Texas politicians with an eye to shaking things up should look for purple splotches in what has been a very red state for decades.
The FCC’s Approach to Data Is (Still) a Disaster
From misallocated funds to inaccurate Census numbers, the Commission’s flimsy data maneuvering could exacerbate all sorts of issues.
