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Why Progressives Have Ignored Deaths Like Eric Garner's For Years
The protests have never been about one incident. They've never been about one particular tragic death. These are protests against unceasing, unacco...
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What Trumps Tech in War?
While they seem to come from different centuries, the makeshift IED of an insurgent and the cutting-edge aerial assets of the world’s largest milit...
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Cyber Pearl Harbor plausible, says cyber military expert
And if there was a major cyber attack on U.S. critical infrastructure, "we would see that as the beginning of something, not the end of it. We woul...
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Putting Learning on the Map: Visualizing Opportunity in 21st Century Communities
Visualizing Opporunity in 21st Century Communities
Rising income inequality has been the subject of heated debate in 2014, and education is often proffered as a remedy. But do all American learners ...
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Sony Hack Attack: Cybersecurity Expert Reveals How Massive Breach Might Have Happened
Peter W. Singer, former director of the Center for 21st Century Security and Intelligence and the author of ”Cybersecurity and Cyberwar: What Every...
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New America Experts Applaud Illinois General Assembly on Passage of Illinois Secure Choice Savings Program Act
WASHINGTON, DC – The Asset Building Program at New America applauds the Illinois General Assembly's passage this week of the Illinois Secure Choice...
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Millenials Rising
In October 2014, New America partnered with Young Invincibles and the Roosevelt Campus Network to convene a cross-cutting policy symposium called M...
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Christie Heads to Canada on Energy Mission After Mexico
Julian Zelizer,who teaches history and public affairs at Princeton University, said the trip also allows Christie to show himself as a statesman, a...
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SCOTUS hears pregnancy discrimination case
Can an employer fire a pregnant employee if he or she feels the worker cannot complete her job duties? The Supreme Court could soon rule on that. N...
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When Superiority goes wrong: Science ficiton and offset strategies
*The New America Foundation recently hosted a daylong conference, headlined by Neal Stephenson, that sought to re-focus science fiction on providin...
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Boston: An Exciting Place for Civic Innovation
Boston is not just trying one strategy or using one tool; rather it is creating an entire ecosystem for innovation to thrive. The recent passing of...
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City libraries announce wi-fi hotspot program
Among the advisers to the library for the program are, in addition to the mayor's office, Tim Wu, the Columbia Law professor and net neutrality adv...
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Stopping the Unlawful Trade of Surveillance Tech
An open letter to the members of the Wassenaar Arrangement
Yesterday, a coalition of human rights organizations sent a strong message about the need to curb the uncontrolled export of surveillance technolog...
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Getting Older: How We're Coping with Working and Living Longer Podcast
Around the mid-twentieth century, thanks to Social Security and the spread of company pensions programs, the idea that working life should end in a...
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Julian E. Zelizer on WTOP
A congressional staffer is out of a job - after taking to Facebook to criticize the president's daughters - Princeton's Julian Zelizer on WTOP
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Boehner floats plan to avoid shutdown. But will hardline Republicans go along?
Should this plan, or something similar that is acceptable to Democrats, actually beat the budget deadline of Dec. 11 and be signed by the president...
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Lame duck 101: What to expect from the last days of this Congress
Watching the GOP discussion on immigration can give an idea of how hard Republicans might push in other areas, says Julian Zelizer, a professor at ...
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2015 Outlook - Tough Choices Ahead
While the year-end equity rally continues apace, it is time to look ahead into next year and assess the challenges and opportunities 2015 will brin...