To Help Solve Homelessness, Recognize Necessity as a Right
The Supreme Court may have allowed anti-homeless ordinances, but it also left open an escape valve to recognize encampments as necessary.
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Why U.S. Withdrawal from the Paris Agreement Might Be Good News for the Global South
How is U.S. withdrawal from the Paris Agreement spurring competition between China and the E.U. to dominate climate leadership?
11 Communications and Tech Organizations Ask FCC to Update EPFD Limits
Via Satellite reported on how a bipartisan group of organizations, including OTI, asked the FCC to move forward with updating EPFD limits.
A Summer of Despair for STEM Education
STEM Education Funding Cuts and Canceled Research Grants are Cutting Off Opportunities for Students.
AI Is Moving Into Physical Products, And Out of Regulatory Reach
Recent OTI Policy Fellow Matt Steinberg on how AI wearables & toys blur the line between products & speech.
English Learner Changes Over the Last 20 Years
ELs鈥 location, enrollment, linguistic diversity, and racial composition has shifted over time.
Ghost Fleet, Ten Years Later: An Interview with P.W. Singer and August Cole
OTI Joins Bipartisan Group Asking FCC to Update EPFD Limits Imposed on Satellites
OTI joined a bipartisan group of organizations in asking FCC Chairman Brendan Carr to move forward with updating EPFD limits.
The Escalation of U.S. Airstrikes in Somalia and the Role of Perceived Threats to the U.S. Homeland
The number of U.S. strikes in Somalia has climbed, Future Security’s David Sterman examines why.
When U.S. Data Lies, the World Listens
Sydney Saubestre and Prem M. Trivedi argue that the Trump administration is performing data theatre.