Cowboy Carter: Beyoncé’s Bold Reclamation of Country Music and the American Identity
Jazmyne Owens explores Beyoncé’s Grammy-winning “Cowboy Carter” as an album that expands and redefines the American narrative.
The COP29 Climate Change Conference Is Already Looking Shaky
Martha Molfetas unpacks the work done at the Bonn Climate Change Conference (SB 60) as the world looks ahead to COP29 in Baku, Azerbaijan.
What Biden and Trump Have in Common Might Surprise You
New America VP and ASU Professor of Practice Peter Bergen explores where Biden and Trump’s policies show similarities.
6/25 OTI Files Joint Consumer/ISP Letter Asking FCC to Open Rulemaking on Mobile Phone Unlocking
Protecting LGBTQ Youth Online: A Conversation on Identity, Community, and Policy
Explore the impact of tech policy on LGBTQ youth online in this Q&A with Jasmine Heyward on identity, challenges, and digital community.
The One Way Out of an Israeli-Palestinian Forever War
New America VP and ASU Professor of Practice Peter Bergen interviews Thomas Friedman.
Building Paid leave: Why Information Sharing Matters
As states adopt paid leave policies, American families could soon benefit, but only if implementation and delivery are prioritized.
Can the Wagner Group Be Prosecuted Post-Prigozhin?
The Wagner Group committed atrocities worldwide. European courts exercising universal jurisdiction offer hope for accountability.
Michael McDowell
Fellow, Future Security