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Fri, Nov. 13 - Simon Rosenberg reflects on two recent successes critical to our ability to reform our broken immigration system next year, and to push back on the rising tide of intolerance in our national politics.
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Wed. Nov. 4 - Dr. Rob Shapiro argues that our economy is still in bad shape, and we will need strong government action and a return to our focus on the idea-based, innovation-driven economy if we are to continue to lead the world.
Wed. Nov. 4 - NDN Fellows Morley Winograd and Mike Hais analyze the outcomes in the 2009 off-year elections, and look forward to what these results might mean for 2010.
Tues, Oct 20 - As the US Senate gears up to vote on Vitter-Bennett SA 2644, NDN offers some key commentary and information regarding the intent of this amendment and the problems that could occur as a result of this amendment.
Thurs, Sept 24 - Today, NDN kicks off a new, important fall fundraising drive. Our goal is to raise $100,000 by the end of October, bringing in the last bit we need to reach our 2009 fundraising goals before the crush of the winter holiday season.
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Wed. Oct 14 - Dr. Shapiro explains why all Americans have a right to be angry at the outrageous compensation packages paid to top executives, and lays out a plan for how shareholders can protect their interests against the greed of CEOs.
Wed, Sept 23 - Tonight's reports of the murder of a US Census worker will bring national attention to the emerging politics of the Census count, something that we've long been worried about at NDN.
Thu. Oct 22 - Sam duPont looks at the F.C.C.'s recent vote to move forward on net neutrality rules, and how we can preserve our open networks without stifling innovation.
Thu. Oct 15 - Jake Berliner asks how we can create the proper incentives to promote innovation in the U.S.-- perhaps the most reliable path back to global economic leadership.
Wed, Sept 23 - The prospects for a strong U.S. recovery are slim, especially one strong enough to help the rest of the world. And that will be the biggest, unspoken disappointment at this week's G-20 meetings.
Tues, Sept 22 - With President Obama's speech before the UN meeting on climate change, the release of excerpts from an IEA report on the climate, and the G-20 meeting in Pittsburgh, this week has shaped up as a remarkable one in climate discussions.
