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The latest Brookings work analyzing government reform initiatives by the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) and their impact on American governance.
In this year-long series, Brookings scholars assess the dynamics of the 2026 midterms, the strategies of candidates and parties, the opinions of voters, and the broader implications for democracy, governance, and leadership in America.
The latest Brookings work exploring how the executive branch is asserting greater authority over the legislative and judicial branches, challenging constitutional principles that date back to the Founders’ time.
Katharine Meyer spoke to Inside Higher Ed about her new report on state promise programs.
Nicol Turner Lee spoke with the New York Times about how the growing demand for data centers is affecting rural communities.
Molly Reynolds spoke to the New York Times about the upcoming midterm elections.
Michael Hansen discussed his research on the STEM teacher pipeline and the Robert Noyce Teacher Scholarship program with K-12 Dive.
Bill Galston discussed redistricting efforts in Virginia with Bloomberg.
Kathryn Dunn Tenpas was interviewed on NPR’s Morning Edition about the high turnover rate in Trump’s Cabinet.
Nicol Turner Lee participated in an Axios Live event on AI and mental health support for children.
Jon Valant discussed the Oklahoma legislature’s plans to pass a major literacy reform for K-3 students with the Oklahoman.
Gabriel R. Sanchez spoke with The Guardian about whether ICE and DHS agents are being held accountable.
Tom Wheeler and Bill Baer’s article on the new National Policy Framework on Artificial Intelligence was featured on Inside AI Policy.
Sarah Binder was featured in a piece discussing Republicans’ new voter ID bill from The New Republic.
If President Trump does this, he’s going to have a legal fight on his hands and it’s far from clear that he’s going to win…