12/2 Joint Reply Comments Urging the FCC to Adopt Rules that Protect Consumers from Broadband Data Caps
A Weak Assad Benefits Turkey—and Is a Headache for Trump
How Federal Investments Strengthen Community College and Workforce Board Partnerships
Federal investments are improving partnerships between community colleges and a public workforce board funded by the U.S. Labor Department.
Leaked Wagner Files Expose Group’s Direct Ties to the Kremlin
Uncovering Injustice: Dr. Kaye Discusses Wrongful Convictions and the Fight for Pardons in DC’s 1984 Murder Case
The Alley is featured on Today With Dr. Kaye, discussing wrongful convictions in DC's 1984 murder case with Shawn Armbrust and Chris Turner.
Yevgeny Prigozhin’s Legal Machine
Leaked emails reveal how Wagner founder Prigozhin weaponized legal battles, using lawyers for both trolling and business protection.
November Digital Matters
America is Getting Older. Maybe That’s a Good Thing.
Open Technology Institute’s ‘Third Way’ for Spectrum Sharing
OTI's new report highlights the potential of low-power, indoor-only spectrum sharing beyond 6 GHz.
The FBI’s Love Affair with Hollywood
In Episode 77 of his podcast, ASU and New America's Peter Bergen looks at the relationship between the FBI and Hollywood.
Atossa A. Abrahamian – The Hidden Globe: How Wealth Hacks the World with Solid State Books
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Ukraine War Pushes Europe into a Race to Build Up Its Defense Base
Are Those Young Men Gone Forever?
Ilyse Hogue wrote for Democracy Journal on the radicalization of young men in the recent election.