A Bureaucratic Shakeup Threatens Future Child Care Research
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China’s Agentic AI Controversy
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English Learners Need More Federal Support to Succeed, Not Less
With Runoffs Complete, the 2018 Texas General Elections Begin in Earnest
A low-key, low-turnout primary runoff election has set the slates for November’s general elections.
Maxine Clark, Mona Mourshed, and Sally Osberg Join New America’s Board of Directors
New America is pleased to welcome three new members to its board of directors: Maxine Clark, Mona Mourshed, and Sally Osberg.
Big Data, Bigger Challenges
Cecilia Muñoz reminded us that we have the power to ensure technology is a force for social good.
Breaking: FBI Admits its Claims of “Going Dark” Were Overblown, Based on Bad Math
The Washington Post reported that the FBI has been overstating the number of encrypted mobile devices that it could not unlock in 2017.
Why Policy Makers Need Technologists
Technology policies cannot and will not be successful without technologists at the policymaking table.
Armed with Better Data, Will Accreditors Finally Have to Act?
With new and better data on college outcomes, accreditors have fewer excuses to brush off evidence of problems
By the Numbers: Changes in Graduate Student Debt Over Time
The most recent National Postsecondary Student Aid Study allows us to better understand graduate borrowing and how it has changed over time.
Varying Degrees 2018
Varying Degrees 2018: New America’s Second Annual Survey on Higher Education surveyed 1,600 Americans ages 18 and older.