

Keon L. Gilbert, Zachary Affeldt
September 29, 2025
Tom Wheeler, Fred Dews
September 29, 2025
Elaine Kamarck
September 25, 2025
Raymond La Raja, Alex Theodoridis
September 24, 2025
The latest Brookings work analyzing government reform initiatives by the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) and their impact on American governance.
Brookings scholars examine the U.S. Department of Education and considers what the Department does to shape education policy and practice in the United States.
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.
Tom Wheeler discussed the role of the FCC and the boundaries of broadcast law with United Press International.
Molly E. Reynolds spoke to Politico about the federal appeals court ruling that only the GAO director can sue the administration over the impoundment of funds by a president.
Darrell M. West spoke with NPR’s “Morning Edition” about Elon Musk potentially becoming the world’s first trillionaire.
We’re seeing the students who have been scoring the highest continuing to do roughly how they’ve done in the past, but the kids who were behind are just falling farther..."
Nicol Turner Lee was named one of Washingtonian’s 2025 Tech Titans, recognizing her as one of the most innovative and important leaders in Washington’s tech scene.
Elaine Kamarck was interviewed on KALW about the Trump administration’s firings of federal workers.
Vanessa Williamson spoke to Reuters about the unprecedented economic and corporate interventions taken by the Trump administration.
Bill Baer spoke about the landmark ruling in the Google search antitrust lawsuit with the New York Times.
Molly E. Reynolds discussed the GOP push for a second major tax and spending bill with Bloomberg.
Michael Hansen spoke about the visa challenges facing international students with The Hill.
Darrell West was interviewed on Marketplace about President Trump’s deal with Intel.
Schools are basically laboratories of social reproduction…As long as we are reliant on people’s individual personal motives to go to the classroom, people are going to want to change..."