Three Months Without a Strike Against the Islamic State in Somalia
Future Security Program Deputy Director David Sterman examines the questions reaised by a three month lull in strikes agains tthe Islamic State in Somalia.
Ukraine’s Robotic Amphibious Landing Signals New Era of Warfare
New America Senior Fellow Peter W. Singer appeared on NBC to discuss Ukraine’s use of drones as part of an amhibious landing operation.
Congress Should Protect Kids Online Without Eroding Privacy and Free Expression
Ahead of the Senate Commerce Committee’s markup of kids’ safety bills, Prem Trivedi offers analysis.
What if the U.S. Were Ahead of China in Hypersonic Weapons Development?
New America Senior Fellow Peter W. Singer examines the value of hypersonics in potential future deterrence scenarios.
New America Receives Grant to Create Digital Exhibit on 1939 Library Sit-In
New America has been awarded a $250,000 grant from the Mellon Foundation to develop a digital exhibit on the 1939 Library Sit-In in Alexandria, Virginia.
Beyond Market Rates: How States and Cities Are Estimating the True Cost of Quality Care
This resource is for state and local policymakers, agency leaders and staff, and early childhood advocates working to understand and fund the true cost of providing high-quality care.
Shedding Early Light on ICE’s Chilling Effects on Child Care
In the Green Room: New America’s Heela Rasool-Ayub
Heela Rasool-Ayub chats with Zócalo Public Square about economist Joseph Stiglitz, Afghan food, and the highlands of Ethiopia.
How Russia’s Undersea Nuclear Buildup Is Reshaping the Arctic
Russia is extending old submarines, fielding new ones, and testing weapons that don’t neatly fit into existing arms control frameworks. With New START expired, the Arctic’s nuclear balance is becoming harder to read, and NATO’s response remains focused on land.