Uncertainty Looms for Many California Renters Before Statewide Protections Kick In
Some tenants across San Diego feel they're being forced to choose between swallowing big rent hikes—or leaving their homes.
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What Can We Learn from the Grand Débat’s Grand Ambition?
One year after the first Yellow Vest protest, Elena Souris explores Macron's unique response to the mass unrest—and its lessons for America.
Dr. Helene Gayle Appointed Chair of New America’s Board of Directors; Katherine Gehl, Reid Hoffman, Ashton Kutcher Join New America’s Board of Directors
New America is pleased to announce new board chair Dr. Helene Gayle and new board members Katherine Gehl, Reid Hoffman, and Ashton Kutcher.
Understanding Data Privacy Regulations
The new report from Harvard Kennedy School's TAPP project and PIT synthesizes key data privacy insights from over 40 diverse stakeholders.
Debating China’s AI Path: ‘Alternative Routes,’ or ‘Overtaking on the Curve’?
Meet the Immigrants Who Took On Amazon
Jessica Bruder wrote a cover story for WIRED about the Somali warehouse workers who are taking on Amazon.
The Power of Digital Maps for Exploring History and Community
Educators in Pittsburgh explore how to use digital maps to connect students to stories of their communities.
Experiment No. 6: Full Ownership
How AI Can Better Serve People With Disabilities in China
New Study Examines the Impact of Different Language Models on DLLs’ Language Development
A new study compares how classroom quality and language of instruction influenced the language development of DLLs in Head Start
Qatar’s Outdoor Air Conditioning Is Not the Real Climate Villain
Indictment of Qatar's outdoor air conditioning is a prime example of western hypocrisy, Jane C. Hu writes for Future Tense.
Soy Story
According to Wyatt Scott, soybeans could prove to be the secret ingredient in a potential U.S.-China trade deal.