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The Future of Global Internet Policy
A Playbook
If you care about the future of the Internet, you should be paying attention to what’s happening in Busan, South Korea, right now. You may not have...
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What is in Resistance?
The people, the army, the Resistance. Lebanon’s longstanding formula, where “resistance” is a euphemism for the Shiite political party and militia ...
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The Parent Trap
The Daddy Bonus. The Mommy Penalty. We’ve seen a lot of news recently about how the pay gap between men and women is sometimes tied to parenthood. ...
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Why We Need a New York Times In Every State
We are in the midst of a journalism revival. Startups like Business Insider, Vox, Vice and FiveThirtyEight are reimagining not just newsgathering, ...
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The Weekly Wonk: History Is Happening Now
In this episode, Slaughter talks with historian Khalil Muhammad, director of the Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture at the New York Pub...
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If Norwegian Women Can’t Have It All, Can Anyone?
From the outside, life for a woman in Norway seems nearly perfect. According to UN Reports, Norwegian women enjoy the best standard of living in th...
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The Euro-Apprentice
At last, unemployment is easing. But the latest low rate – hovering below 6 percent –obscures a deeper, longer-term problem: “skills mismatches” in...
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Gaza’s Unseen Casualties
New America Fellow Brian Barber describes what you need to know about the Gaza Strip that you can’t see in photographs and don’t hear enough about ...
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The New Extremist Incubator
Being a foot soldier in the Lebanese Armed Forces surely ranks high on the list of unenviable professions. Aside from trying to maintain calm along...
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The Weekly Wonk: How A Sex Scandal Changed Democracy
One week of presidential politics in the spring of 1987 changed political journalism forever and not for the better. So says noted political writer...
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The Kobani Domino Effect
The fate of the embattled Syrian town of Kobani, located right on the border with Turkey, has become intertwined with Kurdish movement for independ...
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Syrian Women Know How to Defeat ISIS
To the Islamic State, Syrian women are slaves. To much of the rest of the world, they are victims. It’s time we expose their real identity: an unta...
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Compete to Connect
If you live in an American city, chances are you're getting a raw deal -- paying more for broadband, and yet getting slower service, than your urba...
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Building a Democropolis
Frustration with state governments is a common feeling these days. Meanwhile, cities forging ahead, using digital technologies to transform citizen...
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The Half-Baked War
No battle plan survives first contact with the enemy. After more than two weeks of bombing ISIL, what re-adjustments is the President making now th...
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The Danger in Political Melodrama
Cue the script: Dark music builds and a familiar villain—perhaps Scandal’s _Daddy Pope or _Batman’s Joker—sneaks into our sights, lurking. We know ...
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New America Welcomes David J. Kilcullen and Peter W. Singer
Kilcullen announced as ASU Future of War Senior Fellow; Singer to serve as Strategist and Senior Fellow
Washington, DC — New America announced that David J. Kilcullen will be an Arizona State University Future of War Senior Fellow, and that Peter W. S...
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Finding a Truce in the Teacher Wars
“Americans Want a Bar Exam for Teachers.” “More parents join suit to overturn tenure laws.” “Teachers’ Unions Under Fire.” Nearly every day, news h...
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Silicon Valley Parents Send Their Kids Back to 1972
Most school field trips are to places the students might never go on their own: A museum, a play, a nature preserve. The idea is to open kids wide ...