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Puzzles in the world economy
1+ day, 9+ hour ago (1021+ words) Brookings Puzzles in the world economy Kari Heerman Director - Trade and Economic Statecraft, Senior Fellow - Economic Studies Welcome to Global Currents, a source of timely commentary and analysis on key developments in international economic policy and global markets. We’ll be…...
A growing effort to restrict immigrants' access to public benefits
1+ day, 11+ hour ago (720+ words) This piece is part of “Immigrants and the safety net: Measurement, evidence, and policy developments,” a collection examining how immigrant use of public benefits is measured, what the evidence shows, and how federal policy is reshaping access. You can read…...
Immigrant public benefit participation: Our estimates
1+ day, 11+ hour ago (308+ words) This piece is part of “Immigrants and the safety net: Measurement, evidence, and policy developments,” a collection examining how immigrant use of public benefits is measured, what the evidence shows, and how federal policy is reshaping access. You can read…...
Measuring immigrant public benefit participation: A methodological guide
1+ day, 11+ hour ago (431+ words) This piece is part of “Immigrants and the safety net: Measurement, evidence, and policy developments,” a collection examining how immigrant use of public benefits is measured, what the evidence shows, and how federal policy is reshaping access. You can read…...
Immigrants and the social safety net: Measurement, evidence, and policy developments
1+ day, 11+ hour ago (240+ words) Brookings Immigrants and the social safety net: Measurement, evidence, and policy developments A Brookings research series Debates over immigrant use of public benefits rely heavily on numbers—yet widely cited studies reach starkly different conclusions from nearly identical data, and…...
Safety starts at the community level: Actionable lessons from three US cities
3+ day, 12+ hour ago (1746+ words) Since 2023, crime trends across the U.S. have told a largely promising story. Communities in every corner of the country experienced sharp declines in violent and property crime, and murder rates have reached their lowest levels in over a century. Places are…...
Russia and Ukraine: Societies transformed by war
3+ day, 12+ hour ago (448+ words) On June 5, the Center on the United States and Europe at Brookings hosted Anna Colin Lebedev for the 21st annual Raymond Aron Lecture. This is a lightly edited version of Colin Lebedev’s delivered remarks. Slava’s path accurately illustrates the complexity of…...
Advancing early literacy with a 1st-grade safety net
4+ day, 11+ hour ago (340+ words) Many elementary school readers are struggling. This presents fiscally constrained districts with hard questions about when, how, and with whom to intervene. However, we believe the research makes a clear case for where to start: 1st grade. HDT is a big…...
AI is rapidly changing education and research needs to keep up
4+ day, 14+ hour ago (583+ words) Generative AI is already part of everyday classroom practice, with nearly two-thirds of teachers now reporting that they use AI in their work. But the way we evaluate the effectiveness of AI-based tools has not kept pace with adoption. As…...
Fed independence after Trump v. Cook
4+ day, 17+ hour ago (272+ words) A second prong of the Court’s standard for establishing “cause” is especially noteworthy: “The key issue is whether ‘[t]he cause assigned’ truly ‘impl[ies] an unfitness for the place’—or whether it simply represents an effort to secure a…...