The Case for More Parties
Lee Drutman wrote for The Boston Review on the issues of our current party system and potential solutions.
Trump’s Claim Terrorists are Pouring Over Southern Border Does Not Stand Up To Scrutiny
New America VP and ASU Professor of Practice Peter Bergen examines Trump’s hype regarding terrorists coming across the southern border.
$504M CHIPS Grants go to EDA’s Tech Hubs. How are Community Colleges Involved?
The CHIPS Act-funded EDA Tech Hubs are promoting economic development for industries of the future and community colleges are key.
9/5 Joint Comments Opposing NextNav’s Proposal to Reallocate Most of the Unlicensed 900 MHz Band
Q&A with LSX Fellow Oana Negru-Subtirica on Educational Identity and Romania’s Education System
Negru-Subtirica is a Romania-based professor who leads the Self and Identity Development Lab at Babeș-Bolyai University and focuses on youth
The Dangers of Imposing Global North Approaches to AI Governance on the Global South
At stake is whether AI just helps the rich get richer or makes the whole world better off, writes Gordon LaForge for Tech Policy Press.
Unpacking Dual Enrollment: Benefits, Barriers, and Opportunities for Expansion
Dual enrollment helps expand access to higher education. But equity gaps and weak program models have blunted its reach and effectiveness.
Where Are Federal Economic Development Investments Going?
An interactive map released by the NSF highlights investments in technology-based economic development activities across the country.
Building Better Pathways for Youth: A Blog Series Exploring Examples of Federal Flexibility
A blog series on using federal flexibility to bridge the gap between the systems that serve young people on their journey to adulthood.