Q&A with LSX Fellow Andrea Goldin on Video Games, Sleep, and Kids
Goldin is an Argentina-based professor and researcher who has specialized in educational neuroscience for more than two decades
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China is Turning to Private Firms for Offensive Cyber Operations
Peter W. Singer and Matt Brazil examine what recent leaks can reveal about Chinese cyber operations.
Colorado’s Answer to Reengaging High School Students after COVID? Let Them Roll up Their Sleeves.
How do apprenticeships engage students and prepare them for later success?
The Wealth Gap PLUS Debt Revisited
Parent PLUS loans now burden some of the neediest families with intergenerational debt that exacerbates the racial wealth gap.
Why Recent Abortion Access Supreme Court Rulings Are Status Quo for Deteriorating Rights
Vicki Shabo and Julia Craven navigate the complexities of today's abortion rights landscape in America and recent SCOTUS decisions.
2024 LGBTQIA+ Out in National Security Leadership and New Voices List
Out in National Security and New America are pleased to honor over 40 LGBTQIA+ experts in U.S. national security and foreign policy.
Chicago-Area Nonprofits: Join the National Conversation with Us@250
New America Chicago will be awarding two $5,000 dollar grants to Chicago-area nonprofits to host their own Us@250 event.
Comparing Citizens’ Assemblies across the United States
Hollie Russon Gilman and Sarah Jacob examine the cases of citizens’ assemblies across the United States.
Implementation is Everything, and Early Care and Education is No Exception
Getting public programs approved takes enormous effort, but it's only half the battle. Implementation is everything- but how do we do it?
June Digital Matters
#STMIC Fellow Perspective: Five Key Takeaways from the Cyber Civil Defense Summit
2024 #ShareTheMicInCyber Fellow Michael Razeeq shares his takeaways from the Cyber Civil Defense Summit
Cowboy Carter: Beyoncé’s Bold Reclamation of Country Music and the American Identity
Jazmyne Owens explores Beyoncé’s Grammy-winning “Cowboy Carter” as an album that expands and redefines the American narrative.
The COP29 Climate Change Conference Is Already Looking Shaky
Martha Molfetas unpacks the work done at the Bonn Climate Change Conference (SB 60) as the world looks ahead to COP29 in Baku, Azerbaijan.
What Biden and Trump Have in Common Might Surprise You
New America VP and ASU Professor of Practice Peter Bergen explores where Biden and Trump's policies show similarities.
