Why U.S. homicides surged by a third from 2019 to 2021, then fell just as fast—COVID-driven distress and gun carrying, not ...
How the 2021–2024 migration surge reshaped U.S. metro economies—boosting employment and GDP, raising rents, and still lifting native workers' wages.
Vandita Morarka traces India's 2026 NEET protests, where young women and queer people led from the front, to a harder ...
New analysis examines how a Post Office policy could affect mail-in ballot delivery times and lead to additional ballot rejections in November.
AI is lowering the cost of specialized knowledge—pushing more work in-house and leaving outside specialists with only the ...
Brookings experts unpack the issues at stake during high-level meetings of the 81st session of the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA).
New research finds compensation of state & local workers has fallen substantially relative to comparable private sector workers since the Great Recession.
Demand-side or supply-side climate policy? New research favors a portfolio approach—pricing both emissions and extraction, plus clean energy R&D.
AI's data center boom could demand 3.6% of GDP in annual investment through 2032—financed increasingly through debt ...
Why is AI so contentious? The authors trace the conflict to an "original sin"—AI developers' appropriation of online content as training data ...
On this episode of TechTank, Darrell West is joined by Tom Wheeler and Bill Galston to discuss the current proposals to ...
Michigan’s Latino communities are helping shape the state’s economy, workforce, and long-term demographic future. As one of ...
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