Where’s the Bus?
Most of the buses and vans that transport students with disabilities lack electronic tracking, which is an issue policymakers must address.
JoeBill Muñoz on His Film ‘The Strike’
New America Fellow JoeBill Muñoz spoke about his film, The Strike.
Developing State Governance Models for Youth Apprenticeship
States play an important role in expanding youth apprenticeship but must design systems to ensure quality, access, and accountability.
FCC Explicitly Prohibits Fast Lanes, Closing Possible Net Neutrality Loophole
Michael Calabrese on the final text of the FCC’s net neutrality order addressing mobile slicing.
The U.N. Is Still the Best Forum to Tackle AI Governance
Gordon LaForge argues that in spite of its weaknesses, the UN is still the ideal international body to play a leading role in AI governance.
1-on-1 with Robert F. Kennedy, Jr.
In Episode 53 of his podcast, Peter Bergen returns to his interview with RFK Jr.
A Plastics Treaty is Really About Fossil Fuels
Martha Molfetas argues in Global Policy that a plastics treaty is really about unmooring the global economy from fossils.
Asian and American: Navigating Dual Identities in the Digital Age
Through her experience as a Hong Kong American, Bridget Chan explores protecting AAPI communities online in the age of misinformation.