North Carolina Study Links Pre-K to Middle School Achievement
A December 2018 report from Duke University adds another study to the pile of research showing the benefits of pre-K.
Internet Realities Watch: A New Blog Post Series from NewAmCyber
The Evolution of China’s Data Governance Regime: A Timeline
Translation: China’s Personal Information Security Specification
Any Legislative Effort To Net Neutrality Must Provide Robust Protections
Strong, enforceable net neutrality protections, underscored by clear rulemaking at the FCC, are key to protecting the open internet.
How the Internet Is Taking Center Stage in Great Power Competition
The intelligence community has underscored something crucial: the internet as a key shaper of the future world order.
Texas Still Doesn’t Have a Law on Intellectual Disability and the Death Penalty
Will that change this year?
Walking the Bilingualism Tightrope
The education field runs the risk of framing bilingualism as an asset for monolingual English speakers—and a deficit for English learners.
Sara Hendren on How Design is a Bridge Between the Body and the World
New America 2018 Fellow Sara Hendren spoke about her book What Can a Body Do?
FCC Chairman Ajit Pai’s Dangerous Proposal to Destroy the Lifeline Program
In November 2017, FCC Chairman Ajit Pai introduced a sweeping proposal that, if enacted, would all but destroy the Lifeline program.
Russia Wants to Outlaw Fake News
If passed, the new legislation would control what Russians can say on the internet.
What’s next for apprenticeship in 2019?
A bipartisan vision for modern apprenticeship emerges from the Senate, and the Trump administration takes another step towards IRAPs.
Why the Lifeline Program Matters
Broadband internet access is vital for work, education, entertainment, communication, news, banking, health care, and commerce.
