The Torture Papers
Edited by Karen Greenberg and Joshua Dratel, “The Torture Papers” is a compilation of the “torture memos” and reports written by U.S. gov
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Education Revolution: How Investing in E-Learning R&D Could Dramatically Improve Educational Productivity
Please join the New America Foundation and Digital Promise for an invitation only Congressional Breakfast Briefing to mark the release of
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Rethinking Domestic Policy
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The second panel of the Real State of the Union, “Rethinking Domestic Policy” was moderated by Morton Mondrac
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Breaking the Savings Barrier: Banking the Unbanked to Achieve an Ownership Society in America
For millions of Americans, the first step on the path of savings and ownership is opening a basic bank account, yet America has become a
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The Best Care Anywhere?
Ten years ago, veterans hospitals were dangerous, dirty, and scandal-ridden. Today, as Phillip Longman reports in the cover story of the
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The Real State of the State
California is struggling to cope with a wide array of serious policy challenges: Job creation, education, health care costs, a budgetary
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Envisioning the Future of Digital Public Service Media
This is the second public meeting of the Digital Future Initiative, a distinguished panel whose mission is to develop a vision for the di
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How Will We Pay For…The Digital Future of Public Broadcasting
As commercial stations prepare to leverage the enormous potential of digital broadcasting, it remains unclear whether America’s non-comme
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Working Hard, Falling Short: A Report on America’s Working Families
One in four working families is low-income in the U.S., according to the recently released report Working Hard, Falling Short: America
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