Jessica Dine and Public Knowledge’s Nat Purser on how the U.S. government’s increasingly inconsistent approach to broadband policy could undermine unlicensed fixed wireless providers and jeopardize ...

New America's Education & Work programs share concerns about the passage of the One Big Beautiful Bill Act and its threat to ...

As part of the US@250 project examining the United States in a historic year, CivicSpace gathered Americans across race, age, ...

How have our shared visions of American ideals influenced the meaning of patriotism? How has this definition evolved over ...

EDRN partners at the Ohio State University created a pathway to accessing court eviction data in an ongoing manner.

Proportional representation would provide stronger incentives to pursue the ambitious projects that the abundance agenda envisions.

As July 4th approaches, Civic Season offers a deeper way to reflect on what freedom and citizenship truly mean.

This article is part of The Rooftop, a blog and multimedia series from New America’s Future of Land and Housing program.

When housing professionals talk about innovative solutions to the affordable housing crisis amid the rising tide of ...

From direct services in the United Kingdom, providing advice and legal assistance to households experiencing unsheltered homelessness and housing instability, Carr later transitioned to working as a ...

WASHINGTON—In response to this morning’s Supreme Court decision in Federal Communications Commission v. Consumers’ Research—which reverses a July 2024 decision by the United States Court of Appeals ...

Just after turning forty, Steve Grove left Silicon Valley as a Google executive to move to his home state of Minnesota. Gone from the Midwest for two decades, Grove traded his career at Google for a ...