Donald Trump’s Budget Is a Whirlwind of Head-spinning Cuts—New America Can Put It in Perspective
From austerity to math mistakes, let our experts guide you through the minefield of proposed cuts
How Fear Fogs Our Present-Day Political Discourse
A recent conversation between Anne-Marie Slaughter and Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie parsed the nature of discourse in our fear-inflected moment.
ICYMI: Renew America
A glimpse of what you missed at New America’s 2017 annual conference.
Measuring Pre-K Access and Quality with New and Improved Benchmarks
The National Institute for Early Education Research released The State of Preschool 2016, an annual report on pre-K access and quality.
Mind the Populist Gap
Moving away from the politics of division will require providing people with the tools to see how intertwined their fates really are.
Putin’s World Tour
Amidst daily revelations about Russia’s global web of influence, is there a way to chart a path ahead?
The Persistence of the Blame Game
Despite its spuriousness, the rhetoric around the politics of responsibility is pervasive throughout policy discourse—and only sustains a pe
You Sure You Know What an American Is?
Holding national citizenship is only part of the equation.
Averages Aren’t Enough: Why Students Deserve Program-Level Outcomes Information
Career Education Colleges Universities’s proposal to replace gainful employment would deliberately mislead prospective students.
Catherine Rampell
Yascha Mounk talks to Catherine Rampell about populist support, future of economic growth and why fears about automation may be exaggerated.