7 New Books We Love This Week
The New York Times includes Peter Bergen’s “All the Presidents’ Wars” among its seven books new books they loved this week.
How Colleges Can Use Workforce Pell to Level Up
With Workforce Pell approvals underway, here’s what strong college implementation looks like at three levels of ambition.
Yemen’s Houthis Seize Strategic Red Sea Port, Officials Say
The New York Times interviews Future Security program fellow Adam Baron, as the Houthis seize a major port.
It’s Worse Than You Think: How AI Is Undermining Democracy and National Security
AI is eroding critical institutions—journalism, education, courts, and political processes—while strengthening authoritarian repression.
Looking Back at 9/11: Peter Bergen and David Sterman on 25 Years of the War on Terror
Peter Bergen and David Sterman reflect on the legacy of the 9/11 attacks and share lessons learned.
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The ROAD to Housing: Rental Affordability and Housing Stability
Four housing policy leaders react to the ROAD Act’s wins and losses regarding rental affordability, housing stability, and youth homelessness.
We’ve Forgotten the Most Important Lessons of 9/11
Peter Bergen draws on decades of reporting and his new book “All the Presidents’ Wars” to explore the lessons of the 9/11 attacks.
Why the War on Terror Is Still Haunting Us
The New York Times reviews Peter Bergen’s new book “All the Presidents’ Wars.”
“All The Presidents’ Wars” Examines America’s War on Terror From Bush to Trump
Peter Bergen discusses his new book on the war on terror with NPR’s Morning Edition.