The report highlights chronic underinvestment in Native American communities, with recent Trump administration cuts exacerbating the issue. The current lack of funding is particularly troubling, given increased investments during the Covid pandemic.
A new report by Brookings Institution suggests the US can improve its role in partners' conflicts by clearly communicating goals and persuading allies to adjust their strategies. Dafna Rand's research identified missteps and misunderstandings that undermined America's ability to manage and influence allies' strategies.
A new Brookings Institution study found that ICE surges have caused significant job losses in cities where enforcement is most active. Between 51,000 and 297,000 American-born workers lost their jobs due to the surges, which also led to widespread disruptions throughout industries such as construction.
A new report from Brookings Institution scholar Elena Patel suggests that the current tax code treats mutual funds and ETFs differently, penalizing mutual fund investors. The difference in timing allows ETF investments to outperform mutual fund investments, even when holding the same stocks and bonds. The report proposes strategies to ...
A new report from Brookings Institution highlights the federal government's growing use of AI, but also notes significant disparities and bottlenecks to widespread adoption. Large agencies lead the way, while smaller agencies struggle with workforce capacity and trust issues.
A more integrated European energy system could significantly boost the continent's transition to clean energy, easing supply and price shocks. Greater integration will also enable efficient management of intermittent renewable electricity sources.
Artificial societies, like Sugarscape, allow researchers to grow certain social structures systematically, uncovering fundamental mechanisms that generate macroscopic social structures. These 'laboratories' enable the study of entire civilizations as they grow, prosper, compete and fail, fundamentally changing social science research.