New BEAD Guidance Leaves States Searching for Answers
Jessica Dine on new BEAD rules and the confusion it creates.
Reflecting on Hurricane Katrina
Risk-Sharing for Higher Education: The House Republican Proposal’s Impact on Institutions and Students
From weak incentives to perverse outcomes, the House GOP’s risk-sharing framework is in need of further discussion and improvements.
The Fiery Fall of the Wagner Group: An Excerpt from “Putin’s Sledgehammer”
In her new book, Candace Rondeaux reveals chilling ties between Russia’s mercenaries and Vladimir Putin.
An Innovative Model for Deeper Learning in NYC Public High Schools
The superintendent of NYC public schools discusses their model for deeper, systems-level learning and use of AI.
Designing Tools to Strengthen Communication and Relationships Between Families and Schools
Over the past school year, the LSX Fellows have been developing projects to deepen family engagement at three schools in Southwestern PA.
Ex-FCC Chair Ajit Pai Is Now a Wireless Lobbyist—and Enemy of Cable Companies
Michael Calabrese on Ex-FCC Chair Ajit Pai now being a wireless lobbyist.
New BEAD Rules Send States Back to Drawing Board
Jessica Dine on new BEAD rules that don’t align with the mission to close the digital divide.
Supreme Court Grants DOGE Access to SSA Data
Sydney Saubestre on the Supreme Court granting DOGE access to SSA data.
Talking Points: How Better Eviction Data Helps Prevent Evictions and Cuts Down Costs
These talking points will help you communicate the value of eviction data and analysis in promoting housing stability.