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How Wagner’s Ruthless Image Crumbled in Mali
Candace Rondeaux is quoted by the New York Times in its analysis of the Wagner Group's role in Mali.
How States Are Ensuring More High School Grads Are Employable
On "Policy Changes Lives," Taylor White discusses how youth apprenticeship and PAYA are helping high school grads prepare for the workforce.
How the Election Could Change the Way We Use the Internet
Michael Calabrese and Raza Panjwani describe the effects of this election on broadband policy.
Muddling the Message Around ‘Climate Havens’
FLH staff wrote an OpEd for Bloomberg CityLab on misconceptions around climate risk in Asheville and beyond.
Senate Commerce Likely Will Pivot to Spectrum Pipeline Act in Cruz Chairmanship
Michael Calabrese on how the U.S. Senate Commerce Committee’s spectrum legislation approach may shift if the Republican Party takes control.
71 Teams Seek CHIPS Act Funds To Grow Tech Sectors. Will Congress Act?
Shalin Jyotishi wrote a Forbes article exploring how 71 regional teams are competing for funding through the National Science Foundation.
Could the Election Revive the Affordable Connectivity Program?
Raza Panjwani on the prospects of a return of the Affordable Connectivity Program.
Forces of STEM – The promise of tech-positive leadership
SThree's Forces of STEM featured Shalin Jyotishi on an episode discussing how workers are responding to emerging technologies.
We Can Do Better Than Leaving Kids to Do Homework in Parking Lots
Chhaya Kapadia on the widening homework gap in the United States.
In One Michigan County There’s a Republican Fighting to Restore Faith in Elections
In Episode 74 of his podcast, ASU and New America's Peter Bergen looks at one Michigan Republican's efforts to restore faith in elections.
China’s Chip Chokepoints
New America's Peter W. Singer explores the choke points in China's chip manufacturing efforts.
INTERVIEW: US Analyst Lee Drutman on early voting in the Presidential Election
Lee Drutman spoke with SBSNews on early voting taking place across the country.
To Withstand Emergencies Like Helene, Broadband Policies Need to Last
Jessica Dine on why policymakers must continue to push forward strong, consistent, and consumer-friendly broadband policies.
Hate Extra Fees on Your Internet Bill? The Government Wants to Know.
Raza Panjwani on data caps.