Judges are creating vacancies at the slowest rate of the last five administrations, raising questions about whether Trump's attacks on the judiciary are discouraging retirements. brookings.edu/articles/trump…
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AI and robotics are changing what counts as a job. Darrell M. West argues we'll need new positions, new HR functions, and eventually a new social contract for workers. brookings.edu/articles/organ…
At least 15 states are considering moratoriums on AI data centers, but @drturnerlee and Darrell West argue that pauses alone won't address the underlying concerns: electricity costs, environmental impact, and corporate accountability. brookings.edu/articles/data-…
Our Uprooted series explores how erased histories shape American policy today.
The second installment looks at civic engagement and movement power—from voting rights to anti-war activism—and what sustains a movement after the marching stops. brookings.edu/projects/uproo…
The second installment looks at civic engagement and movement power—from voting rights to anti-war activism—and what sustains a movement after the marching stops. brookings.edu/projects/uproo…
From women’s suffrage to the civil rights movement, Americans have reinterpreted the Declaration of Independence for generations. What does it mean for the country now as it turns 250? Join our discussion today, June 30 at Brookings or online. brookings.edu/events/what-do…