Americans Are Split on College Costs and Who Should Pay
Analysis of new survey data that shows both Republicans and Democrats agree that greater investment is needed to make college affordable.
Crystal Mason’s Ballot Was Never Counted. Will She Still Serve Five Years in Prison for Illegally Voting?
Her lawyers say if her sentence stands, it could discourage low-information voters from going to the polls at all.
God’s Conversion Rate
Churches are using targeted ads on social media to convert and recruit.
Guest House for Young Widows
Join New America’s Fellows Program for a conversation with Azadeh Moaveni about the women who endured life in the Islamic State.
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Interview: The Role of Coaching in Helping Head Start Teachers Effectively Serve DLLs
A conversation with Senayet Negusse, a DLL coach who supports teachers to better serve DLLs in Early Head Start.
Pecking Order and Privilege
Kathryn Bowers and Barbara Natterson-Horowitz explore the origins of “pecking order”—and how it affects your life.
The Longest War Reaches Adulthood
How the terrorist threat has changed 18 years after 9/11
Who are Community College Baccalaureate Students?
Community College Research Initiatives at the University of Washington secured state that reveal promising results, with a few caveats.