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The Atlantic March 5, 2026
Scott R. Anderson was cited in an article discussing the limits of Trump’s executive power to enact military operations in Iran from The Atlantic.
Scott R. Anderson
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Fortune March 2, 2026
Darrell M. West spoke to Fortune about the electrician shortage threatening new data center construction.
Darrell M. West
Senior Fellow - Governance Studies, Center for Technology Innovation (CTI), Center for Effective Public Management (CEPM), Douglas Dillon Chair in Governmental Studies
CNN February 27, 2026
Rashawn Ray spoke to CNN about ICE agents’ loose training requirements.
Cato Institute February 26, 2026
Benjamin Wittes was cited in an essay discussing Section 230 and the future of online expression published by the CATO Institute.
Education Week February 26, 2026
Michael Hansen discussed the lack of funding for English education in the United States with Education Week.
NBC News February 26, 2026
The majority needs more than votes to prevail during a ‘talking filibuster.’ Intensity, commitment, and energy matter just as much…If you lose your quorum, the Senate adjourns and the..."
New York Times February 17, 2026
Vanessa Williamson co-authored an essay in the New York Times discussing the Trump administration’s accumulation of federal funds.
Vanessa Williamson
Senior Fellow - Governance Studies, Senior Fellow - Urban-Brookings Tax Policy Center
CNBC February 11, 2026
Scott R. Anderson spoke about the implications of Venezuela’s oil sales to the United States with CNBC.
Scott R. Anderson
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The Washington Post February 7, 2026
There are so many parts of the economy that are not dependent on AI…Are we going to create problems in other sectors being able to raise money and hire the workers they need?
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Senior Fellow - Governance Studies, Center for Technology Innovation (CTI), Center for Effective Public Management (CEPM), Douglas Dillon Chair in Governmental Studies
The Hill February 6, 2026
William A. Galston discussed changes within President Trump’s support base and midterm election outcomes in an article from The Hill.
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