With growing public interest in how states and localities provide access to pre-kindergarten and kindergarten, policymakers are increasingly being ...

Yesterday, OTI joined a coalition of public interest organizations, including Public Knowledge, Common Cause, and Free Press in submitting comments...

The New America Foundation’s Education Policy Program today released a new higher education policy brief, “Zero Marginal Cost,” investigating the c...

Guests include Madeleine Lynn, Director of Communications at Carnegie Council; Evan Osnos, staff writer at The New Yorker; Hao Wu, fellow at the Ne...

Leila Hilal, senior fellow at the New America Foundation, said Gaza has human capital that could drive economic development. “Gazans are very enter...

How has the collective American psyche shifted since the 9/11 attack? HuffPost Live's "Always At War" series looks into the evolution of U.S. forei...

Although definitional debates can sometimes seem pedantic, debates over the term “cyber attack” are an important exception. How “cyber attack” is d...

Lisa Goldman on outlines of a Gaza solution after a tentative Israel-Hamas ceasefire.

In light of the Malaysia Airlines tragedy and mounting unrest in Ukraine, the European Union and the United States have moved to impose new sanctio...

Lisa Goldman: Why does the United States continue to get involved in Israeli politics? Today HuffPost Live's "Always At War" series looks at how U....

The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) released its E-rate Order in late July, the biggest overhaul of the program since it was created 17 yea...

Welcome to the third episode of Techno Sapiens, a biweekly series of six podcasts hosted by Future Tense fellows Christine Rosen, senior editor of ...

To defeat your enemy, you should know your enemy. If the heart of today’s challenge in Iraq is the Islamic State, then we must neutralize it. But, ...

“Open data has many practical and normative implications. Open data policies support an ecosystem of valuable social and political tenet," said Lau...

In the second half of the twentieth century, civil wars eclipsed inter–state war as the "far greater scourge" in terms of death toll, duration, and...

Editor's Note: This post, which was originally publishedon the New America NYC blog, provides a summary of an Asset Building Program event featurin...

Military transformations can be hard to detect. They generally occur over decades, sometimes over generations. Soldiers are usually the first to re...

Pay attention to the "swing states" that will determine the future of Internet governance, which depends on a reshuffling of the prevailing world o...

The Asset Building News Week is a weekly Friday feature on The Ladder, the Asset Building Program blog, designed to help readers keep up with news ...

“Every metric thus far indicates the loosening isn’t leading to a baby boom,” says Mei Fong, author of a forthcoming book on China’s population pol...

Network surveillance systems and intrusion software were recently added to the list of conventional and dual-use technologies that are controlled u...

Washington, DC — New America’s Open Technology Institute (OTI), on behalf of a broad and bipartisan coalition of over forty civil liberties and hum...