Carly Rae Jepsen Knows Exactly How You Feel
The pop artist's latest album is a love letter to the oft-maligned emotional odyssey of being a woman in the world.
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Did ‘Game of Thrones’ Do Right by Its Female Characters?
The HBO epic's finale has divided viewers. New America staffers weigh in on one of those contentious points: the show's gender politics.
Is Proper Memorial Day Remembrance a Lost Cause?
Why the Civil War ought to be at the forefront of conversations about the holiday.
The Trump Administration’s Approach to Huawei Risks Repeating China’s Mistakes
The U.S. has long criticized China for using "national security" for trade protectionism. Now the U.S. might be playing the same game.
Building on Pre-K Success with Alabama Principals
Alabama is working with elementary school principals throughout the state to equip them to lead classrooms with young children.
When Summer Disasters Strike, First Responders Need Net Neutrality
OTI and Coalition for Sensible Safeguards published a report about how first responders are harmed by the repeal of net neutrality rules. l
How Can We Help Higher Ed Strengthen Early Ed?
We're exploring the barriers that IHEs face to serving students, as opposed to the barriers that students face in earning their degrees.
Make Sure Every Kid Counts in the 2020 Census
OTI: Sprint/T-Mobile Conditions Won’t Work
OTI strongly opposes the FCC support of proposed T-Mobile/Sprint merger.
A Controversial Texas Bill Has Lost a Key Bipartisan Provision
Critics are concerned about the effects Senate Bill 9 could have on marginalized voters.
A Tapestry of Credentials: How Self-Sovereign Identity Can Unlock Property Rights for Billions
Chris Mellon and Yuliya Panfil argue on Good ID that self-sovereign identity can help turn people's data into evidence of property rights.
Alexa, What Is a Conflict of Interest?
Digital assistants are both friend and sales robot.