Q&A with Elliot Regenstein About Improving State Early Childhood Systems
In a new book, Elliot provides an insider’s guide into the process of how decisions are made in state early childhood systems
What Would the First Week of World War III Look Like in Space?
New America Senior Fellow and ASU Professor of Practice Peter W. Singer examines how war in space would look.
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Student Outcomes Take a Hit When Immigration Enforcement Ramps Up
Academic outcomes declined for U.S.- and foreign-born Spanish-speaking students in Florida when immigration enforcement ramped up in 2025.
Trump’s Biggest War is One He Almost Never Talks About
Vox examines the escalating war in Somalia, citing New America experts and data.
On Building and Funding Public AI, Governments Must Be Tactical, but Remain Flexible
Akash Kapur on how governments should approach building and funding public AI.
Why Does Money Matter?
Lee Drutman chats with Danielle Thomsen about the role of money in politics.
Is the U.S. Conducting Air Strikes Against Al Qaeda in Yemen?
Is the U.S. conducting covert strikes in Yemen, David Sterman takes a look.
Men Lie, Strategies Lie—Numbers Don’t
To find the real priorities of the National Defense Strategy - check the word counts, says Peter W. Singer.
A New State-Led Accreditor Risks Politicizing College Oversight
State policymakers who might gravitate toward CPHE should be cautious about engaging.
IRS Data Mistake Breaks the Social Contract with Americans, Says OTI
OTI on the IRS improperly sharing Americans' confidential tax information.
Workforce Pell Success Might Depend on Career Coaching
The evidence shows that to help students succeed, Workforce Pell programs should incorporate career coaching.
Is the American Dream Dead?
Is the lack of the American Dream the fault of the individual or of systemic factors? What role does partisanship play in individuals’ beliefs about meritocracy? Why do we justify unfair systems?