Is it time for a third party in American politics
Lee Drutman was on CBS News to explain how proportional representation could be a potential solution to our current two-party binary.
What’s Lost When Liberal Arts Schools Close
The decline of liberal arts colleges is reshaping the towns that once depended on them.
Workforce Pell: What You Need to Know
Workforce Pell opens the door to a new category of education: programs straddling the worlds of workforce training and higher education.
A Rare Power: How Mississippi’s Higher Education Governing Board Stymied a Remedy for Segregation
What happens when equity remedies are delivered without structural reform? A look at a massive settlement at Mississippi Black colleges.
Completing the Housing Innovation Loop: From Policy to Product Entrepreneurs
To translate policy progress into built homes, we need innovators developing repeatable, scalable systems.
Meeting the AI Moment: New America’s Civic AI Summit
An event prompting leaders from local and state governments, universities, and corporations to reimagine how AI can serve the public good.
Tax Land, Not Buildings, to Spur Development
If you want less of something, tax it. That’s why easing taxes on buildings can help cities grow.
The Rise of Youth Cybercrime: Social Trends and Interventions
The actions that lead to cybercrime are increasingly insidious and commonplace, with devastating consequences for victims and perpetrators.
James Fallows
National Correspondent, The Atlantic; Chair Emeritus and Secretary, New America
Lenny T. Mendonca
Senior Partner Emeritus, McKinsey; Chair Emeritus, New America