The Case for Shorter U.S. Election Campaigns: What Kamala Harris’s Brief Run Can Teach Us
Oscar Pocasangre examines Kamala Harris’s short campaign as a sign for U.S. election reforms to shorten cycles and boost voter engagement.
Wyoming Considers Revamping Funding Formula for Young Children with Disabilities
Wyoming is poised to fundamentally revamp its approach to early childhood special education funding.
Ty Moore
Senior HR Business Partner
Chicago Prepares for Protests at the DNC, Hoping To Forget 1968
New America VP and ASU Professor of Practice Peter Bergen examines the resonances of this year’s Democratic Convention with the one in 68.
How AI-Powered Mental Health Apps Are Handling Personal Information
OTI’s Erika Solis explores the crucial role mental health apps serve and their varied approaches to data privacy and transparency.
Matin Bek
Fellow, Future Security
Afghanistan’s Aftershocks
Future Security fellow and former senior Afghan government official Matin Bek examines the aftershocks of the Afghanistan withdrawal.
Five Insights On Political Parties in the Wake of Biden’s Exit
With the political turmoil of a fractured democracy, the weakening of strong parties reveals the dangers of unchecked individual power.
Pell Financing Explained
Even though Pell Grants are an entitlement for eligible students, Congress must decide to appropriate funds for the program each year.