Speaking to the Wall Street Journal, Princeton University political scientist and historian Julian Zelizer said of the similarly inclined Christie ...

Panelists talked about the various ways historians are seen as public figures. They recounted their own experiences and discussed the changes in ho...

Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs) are institutions of higher learning established prior to 1964 with the education of black Amer...

Hispanic-Serving Institutions (HSIs): A Background Primer In the early 1980s, a series of congressional hearings on Latino access to higher educati...

“The debate isn’t just about L.B.J., but about how American politics works,” said Professor Zelizer, who teaches history at Princeton. “Is it a mat...

There have been good studies of individual parts of the process, but Heirs to Forgotten Kingdoms, Russell’s brilliant and constantly engaging accou...

Net neutrality” became a household term in 2014. In the past 12 months, net neutrality has gone from a wonky tech policy issue to a topic of nation...

Just as the transformation of the nation from an agricultural to industrial society changed the concerns of voters, so the new transformations of o...

If Warren forces Clinton to confront these issues and to articulate a stronger response to the economic issues of our days -- creating countervaili...

In his lively new book, Heirs to Forgotten Kingdoms, Gerard Russell chronicles the emergence and survival of religious minorities like the Yazidis ...

The New America Foundation's Tara Maller discusses if the skepticism that North Korea was behind the Sony hack is misplaced.

But a stronger emphasis on progress towards gender equality would help clarify the importance this issue holds for the United States, and perhaps i...

After being released on YouTube, Google Play and other streaming services Thursday, Sony is reporting that “The Interview” grossed more than $1 mil...

*"If there had been a major smoking gun, that would've been dispositive one way or another. I would've known it by now," said Rabia Chaudry. *

*Coming less than three weeks after the fifth prototype, "2013", first flew on November 29, 2014, the rapid production of J-20 stealth fighters sug...

According to the nonpartisan New America Foundation, "a number of American companies have reported declining sales in overseas markets, loss of cus...

So why are reformers like Duncan and Packnett taking heat for their support and leadership of the protest movement? Surely they are better than fol...

The Open Technology Institute at the New America Foundation joined Public Knowledge in submitting reply to opposition to petition to deny comments ...

New America and the Assets team are going offline to celebrate the holidays. We’ll be back the first full week in January. This is a great time for...

Over the last six years competitive grants have played a large role in triggering changes in the early education space, which has been a growing pr...

The announcement of an exploratory committee has generated instant excitement because many Republicans feel that the former governor stands a very ...

CCTV America interviewed Yascha Mounk, a PhD candidate in Harvard University’s Government Department, about the effectiveness of affirmative action...