Fear of FinTech Could Hurt Your Bottom Line
Financial technology companies (known as FinTech) are gaining popularity and changing the way banks do business in the process. Patricia Har
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Ghost Fleet
What will World War III look like? P. W. Singer and August Cole answers this by smashing together technothriller with nonfiction.
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Technology and Emerging Humanitarian Frontiers
The American Red Cross, World Humanitarian Summit, and the Institute for Global and International Studies at George Washington University co
The Rhetoric of the Past Is Still Present
Whether it's the KKK's plans to protest the removal of the Confederate flag or Donald Trump's controversial commentary on Latino men, Salami
The Threat of the Big Bad Pulse
Some in Congress and the private sector want to spend a lot of time—and money—preparing for the threat of electro magnetic pulse weapons. Sh
We May Fail
New America is expanding its network into California and beyond to connect social innovators and policy experts. Megan Garcia explains why r
Where “Love Conquers All” Meets “Put It in Writing”
The Supreme Court's landmark decision on same-sex marriage has put the issue of love and contracts front and center. For legal scholar Marth
One Struggling City’s Bold Effort to Increase its Number of College Graduates
The Unicorn of State Reinvestment Appears in Washington
Washington passed a budget that actually cuts tuition at four-year colleges between 15 and 20 percent over the next two years.
OTI Urges Close Scrutiny of Harmful Data Cap Practices
Today, New America’s Open Technology Institute is releasing a new report examining the use of data caps on wired and mobile broadband servic
The Gainful Employment Rule is Here to Stay, at Least for Now
In a huge victory for the Obama administration, the Gainful Employment rule will go into effect tomorrow.
The Growing Movement to Hold Colleges Accountable for Graduates Getting Jobs
There is a growing interest among state policymakers for holding public colleges accountable for the earnings and employment of their gradua