Can Art Change the Picture of Gun Violence in America?
Jonathan Ferrara and Trymaine Lee speak to the potential power of an exhibit that tries to answer that question.
Jonathan Ferrara and Trymaine Lee speak to the potential power of an exhibit that tries to answer that question.
Could the new proverbial gold rush take us to Fresno?
More important than whether we vote by paper or electronic ballot, says Emily Fritcke, is whether we can put trust in our electoral system.
Join Future Tense and New America’s Open Technology Institute to reflect on the legacy and future of the law.
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Andrés Martinez explains why he never stood a chance against fascination with Russia—and why the rest of us don't, either.
Congress's decision to overturn President Obama's veto was not one made in our national interest, explains Douglas Ollivant.
Today, the Federal Communications Commission postponed a planned vote on the "Unlock the Box" proposal.
With the stroke of a pen, the governor has opened the door to financial empowerment for nearly 7 million workers.
A new book plumbs our deep political divide and asks the question: how does the world look from the heart of the right?
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Read more about what is at stake in today's FCC vote.
Macroeconomic trends are changing how millennial parents view education policies.
The social contract between the government and the financial sector must be renewed, writes Sade Bruce.
The New America Care Report examines the cost, quality, and availability of child care across the United States
The Index is accompanied by the New America Care Report, featuring independent analysis and reporting.