Iran Is Giving Houthis Targeting and Intelligence for Attacks on Saudi Arabia
The Wall Street Journal quotes Future Security Program Fellow Adam Baron on Iran and the recent Houthi escalaiton.
Peter Bergen Moderates Conversation with Qatari Defense Minister
At the Global Security Forum in Doha, New America's Peter Bergen moderated a conversation with Qatar's Defense Minister.
Trump’s Obsession With Somalia Isn’t Just Racist. It’s Been Lethal.
The Intercept cited New America's data on U.S. strikes in Somalia.
University of Phoenix to Pay Up to $8.75 Million Over Claims It Shared Student Data With Meta
The for-profit University of Phoenix settles a lawsuit accusing it of sending student data to Facebook without permission, the latest in a string of legal and policy battles against the school.
Small Loans, Big Barriers
Explore the implications of the 21st Century ROAD to Housing Act for small-dollar homeownership.
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Rozina Ali on Islamophobia before 9/11
New America 2024 Fellow Rozina Ali spoke about her new book, Seasons of Fury, for “Three questions” in The Fifth Draft.
College Leaders View Economic Development as Central to Their Mission But Face Barriers, New America and ACCT Survey Find
College leaders want to strengthen relationships with economic development agencies but face barriers, new research finds.
How Community College Trustees Can Bolster Economic Development
New America and ACCT examine strategies that community college trustees and presidents can use to bolster regional economic development.
Qatar Uges Dialogue With Iran as War Tests Gulf Alliances
Ahram Online covers remarks made by Qatar's Deputy Prime Minister while interviewed by Peter Bergen
The Human Cost of Surging US Air Strikes in Somalia
Al Jazeera cites New America data on U.S. strikes in Somalia as part of a piece investigating a civilian casualty allegation.
What New York City Parents Told Us About Child Care
Our 2026 survey of NYC parents finds strong demand for more leave and trusted, flexible child care, and preferences that vary widely.
Something Remarkable: The Forces that Rallied to Continue Federal Afterschool Funding
21st CCLC advocates saved their funding after decades of research, investing in networks, and bipartisan ties.
What We Learned About Parental Leave from the 2026 National Parent Survey
With results from two parent surveys, we have a better understanding of what parents want from paid leave programs.
Reparative Development: The Great Equalizer
How Portland’s Hill Block shows reparative development can repair urban renewal’s harm, and why it should become national public policy.
What Have America’s Forever Wars Accomplished?
New America and ASU's Peter Bergen discusses his book "All The Presidents' Wars" with KSFR's The Forum with Jim Falk.