House Panel Rejects Effort to Defend Net Neutrality
Today the House Appropriations Committee rejected a measure to fully fund the recently enacted Open Internet Order, a move that jeopardizes
New Federal Focus on Building Skills for Success
Focus, curiosity, and perseverance: Students need these and other habits, mindsets, and skills to be successful.
The Perils of Enrolling in For-Profit Colleges
For-Profit Colleges have created a mess for students and the federal government, leaving many broke, without a usable degree or work.
Millennials, Money and The Washington Monthly
Millennials, Money, and The Washington Monthly.
The Future of Wi-Fi
Join us for a panel discussion among stakeholders exploring the pros and cons of satellite company’s proposed use of the band.
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Microsoft Innovation & Policy Center
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Updated #CryptoDebate Bibliography
A Map in Progress: Integrating Technology in Early Literacy
Today, young children have access to more technology than ever.
Blood Year
Dr. Kilcullen draws upon interviews with communities, combatants and work by field researchers to find solutions in combating ISIS.
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New America
1899 L Street NW, Suite 400, Washington, DC 20036
Dual Language Learners Reader Post #6: Tests for DLL/ELLs
Dual language learners often face tests that aren't designed with them in mind.
How the Federal Government Can Improve Broadband Outcomes in Communities Across the Country
In these comments to the Broadband Opportunity Council, OTI makes recommendations on how the federal government can address challenges relat
OTI Welcomes First Ford/Mozilla Open Web Fellow
OTI is excited to welcome Gem Barrett (@gembarrett) to OTI in the first class of Open Web Fellows, a collaboration between the Ford Foundati
The Class of 2015: Despite an Improving Economy, Young Grads Still Face an Uphill Climb
The Sky Below
In August 1947, India and Pakistan were partitioned, yet the boundary between Indian and Pakistani culture remained porous and intersecting.
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New America
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Under the Same Sky
We talked with Joseph Kim about his journey across cultural and political realities an entire world apart.
Can Unlimited Contributions to Parties Really Reduce Polarization?
Ideological polarization has prevented American politics from functioning properly, but is strengthening political parties a solution?