What Would Tax Reform Mean for Universities?
The GOP tax overhaul includes a provision to tax earnings from large endowments - but which schools would be affected?
Where Is Your ‘Third Place’?
As Americans go to church less, communities are losing an important civic space.
Why We Want You to Slide into our DMs
While we live in a 140-character world, we know that greater engagement and deeper understanding are just a DM away.
New America Announces Launch of the Phase Zero Project
A project to redefine security building for the twenty-first century by helping defense professionals identify the root causes of conflict.
Welcome to the DM
An introduction to the Direct Message—a new blog from New America's Millennials Initiative.
Revised Data Shows Community Colleges Have Been Underappreciated
A new federal graduation rate definition changes our perception of community colleges' success with their students.
A Lens on the Afghan War
Join us as we engage in a conversation with Finbarr O’Reilly and Louie Palu to discuss the experience of wartime photography.
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New Report Shares Lessons on Pre-K Teacher Compensation Parity Policies
Open Technology Institute Publishes Model State Legislation for Broadband Privacy
New America’s Open Technology Institute publishes model legislation to aid states in improving privacy protections for broadband customers.
OTI Strongly Opposes Senate Intelligence Committee’s Bill to Expand and Reauthorize Section 702
The Senate Intelligence Committee's bill to expand and reuthorize FISA Section 702 would make Section 702 even worse for Americans' privacy.
Two New Surveys of Parents Come with Surprises for Early Ed
There’s a Major Blindspot in Cybersecurity Education
Wireless Future Project and Consumers Union Joint Statement on FCC’s Next Generation TV Order
The FCC’s Next Generation TV Order could raise prices for cable customers and benefit powerful broadcast groups.
‘What Are You?’ Being a Biracial Black Woman in America
An investigation into how America is seriously constrained by its understanding of who's in and who's out when it comes to being American.
Does Technology Need The Arts To Build A Better Future?
Join us to discuss the desirability of connecting (quite literally!) the arts and sciences.
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New America
740 15th St NW #900, Washington, D.C. 20005