How vulnerable are we as a nation to a cyber attack? We’re bringing together two of the nation’s most foremost national security reporters.
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Today, the White House marked the one year anniversary of TechHire with an announcement that 15 new communities are joining the initiative.
Today, President Obama is unveiling ConnectALL, an initiative to help Americans from across the country, at every income level, get online a
Today, New America’s Open Technology Institute (OTI) and a coalition of privacy and human rights organizations pressed the White House to in
In celebration of International Women’s Day, we ask: how do we create the opportunities to offer more women experts more mics and bylines?
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Today, Federal Communications Commission Chairman Tom Wheeler announced a proposal to modernize Lifeline, a Reagan-era subsidy program that
The Copyright Office is conducting a study to determine whether the anti-circumvention provisions of the Digital Millennium Copyright Act (D
Join New America’s Education Policy Program for a discussion about states’ teacher evaluation efforts to date.
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In his new book “Dark Territory: The Secret History of Cyber War,” Fred Kaplan traces the evolution of cyber warfare in every US conflict…
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With nearly three-quarters of all U.S. states working with WIDA, the consortium has significant sway over state decision-making for ELLs.
New teacher evaluations aimed at raising standards for students has received push back for its use in promotions, pay and dismissals.