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FCC Chief Concedes Slow Pace | The Wall Street Journal

September 27, 2010

We just have a chairman that doesn't make decisions," said Sascha Meinrath, director of the New America Foundation's Open Technology Initiative, ...

Research Agreements Play Big Role in Jobs | The Wall Street Journal

September 12, 2010

... than a decade and has worked with nonpartisan think tanks the New America Foundation and Center for American Progress, as well as New York University. ...

Colleges' Research Agreements With Corporations Play Big Role in Jobs | The Wall Street Journal

September 12, 2010

... "Universities have to be very careful not to let industry hijack that independence and commitment to free and broad intellectual inquiry," says Ms. Washburn, who has researched corporate involvement in higher education for more than a decade and has worked with nonpartisan think tanks the New America Foundation and Center for American Progress, as well as New York University. ...

Terror Threat Harder To Detect, Study Says | Wall Street Journal

September 10, 2010

The report was written by terrorism analysts Peter Bergen and Bruce Hoffman for the national security group of the Bipartisan Policy Center, a Washington ...

Practice Management: A Seattle Firm's 'Thoughtful' Approach | The Wall Street Journal

August 24, 2010

Past lecturers in the nearly 15-year-old series have included health guru Dr. Andrew Weil, philanthropic expert Lucy Bernholz and family business consultant ...

Great Moments in Public Diplomacy | Wall Street Journal

August 19, 2010

In a quote that will follow him until his dying days, Peter Beinart declares on TheDailyBeast.com: "I pine for George W. Bush." The poor guy is lonelier ...

Reconsidering the Ban on American Travel to Cuba | The Wall Street Journal

July 7, 2010

There are plenty of reasons to lift the travel ban now, but none matter so much as this one: because we live in a free country. Policing where citizens may and may not go is the kind of thing you might expect from a Communist dictatorship, but not in the U.S. The right of any private American citizen to travel wherever he might wish is not something our government should trade to any foreign country.

Anya Landau French

Director

U.S.-Cuba Policy Initiative/New America Foundation

Washington

Californians Vote on Open Election | The Wall Street Journal

June 24, 2010

However, many are skeptical that the new system would bring in the kind of changes its supporters have outlined. “There’s an assumption in that argument that moderates are greater human beings than the rest of us — that they’re sort of secret superheroes and can make magical things happen,” said Joe Mathews, senior fellow at the New America Foundation, who opposes the proposition.

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Low Yields Helping U.S. Control Borrowing Costs | The Wall Street Journal

June 18, 2010

"Clearly, the U.S. is continuing to benefit from disarray in markets around the world," said Maya MacGuineas, president of the Committee for a Responsible Federal Budget, a Washington, DC-based nonprofit public-policy organization. ...

In the World Cup, Every Nation Has a Neurosis | The Wall Street Journal

June 10, 2010

Former Mexican foreign minister Jorge Castaneda said in an interview that 2010 might be a fortuitous tournament for Mexico. "You can be chaparro [Mexican ...

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