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Why a Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson will make a difference

Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson—what can we expect?

In Jackson, Miss., a water crisis has revealed the racial costs of legacy infrastructure

What’s ahead for Ketanji Brown Jackson? Here’s what recent history suggests

About the Management and Leadership Initiative

How to improve regulation of crypto today—without congressional action—and make the industry pay for it

In rejecting Washington norms and nominating Jackson to VA, Trump hurts himself

Networks of opportunity: Social capital and economic mobility

Changing lives by connecting all Americans to broadband internet

What online forum discussions reveal about segregation in DC public schools

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Nonresident Senior Fellow - Brookings Metro

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