Wall Street Journal

In many ways, Twitter's policy on how it will handle government censorship requests is line with its peers, particularly Google's, said Rebecca MacKinnon, a senior fellow at the New America Foundation, a nonpartisan think tank, and author of "Consent ...

"This was basically set to be on automatic pilot," said Maya MacGuineas, president of the Committee for a Responsible Federal Budget, a Washington group that advocates for deficit reduction. "There will be heartfelt speeches about why we shouldn't ...

Into the breach step Joe Mathews and Mark Paul, a pair of veteran California journalists affiliated with the New America Foundation. In "California Crackup," they attempt two herculean tasks: to dissect California's dysfunctional public sector and to create a roadmap for its recovery. ...

"Raúl will not let them go free," says Jorge Castañeda, a former Mexican foreign minister who knows Cuba well. "Things are so precarious in Cuba that he ...

As both the Tax Policy Center and the Committee for a Responsible Federal Budget have pointed out, supposedly temporary parts of the stimulus—expansions of ...

"Let's not kid ourselves, no government policy is really going to be massively successful in terms of job creation, because that will be tied to normal economic recovery and the business cycle, recovery and the business cycle," said Maya MacGuineas, president of the non-partisan budget think tank Committee for a Responsible Federal Budget. ...

Steve Coll -- whose books on the genesis of global jihadism in what has come to be called AfPak and on Saudi Arabia's second most famous family are among the ...

Two-time Pulitzer winner Steve Coll sat down with British historian William Dalrymple to recount the genesis of Ghost Wars, a history of US involvement in ...

The Wall Street Journal discusses 529s (college savings) with Jackie Williams at the New America Foundation. ... Original Article

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