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World politics
fromMedium
21 hours ago

Beyond the waterfall state: why missions need a different decision-making architecture

Government needs architectures that combine stewardship of stable systems with agile approaches enabling divergent creativity, collective judgement, and experimentation to manage uncertainty.
fromwww.mediaite.com
1 day ago

Mediaite One Sheet: New Smartphone Video? New Narrative Battle

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Media industry
Arts
fromHyperallergic
1 week ago

This Is the Year We Redefine Art Institutions

Museums face intensified scrutiny and changing roles as artists, workers, and communities renegotiate governance, authorship, and representation, prompting institutional shifts and new precedents.
fromBrooklyn Paper
1 month ago

Pressure, pushback and pride: The stories that defined Brooklyn in 2025 * Brooklyn Paper

The year was marked by pressure, pushback and community. SUNY Downstate, which faced closure in 2024, took steps toward the future this year after protest from doctors, patients and local elected officials saved it from the brink. Parents and educators fought back against the city's sudden announcement that it would close four early childhood education centers. When the feds quietly began using the Metropolitan Detention Center to house ICE detainees, local residents and politicians rallied in the streets and outside the prison, demanding transparency and
Brooklyn
US politics
fromThe Atlantic
1 month ago

Coming Soon: Season 3 of Autocracy in America

The Trump administration is making radical, unprecedented changes to American institutions and political rules, affecting research, civil service, enforcement, and democratic norms.
World politics
fromIndependent
4 months ago

Colin Murphy: For better or worse, here's what could happen if our next president goes rogue

A president could transform a ceremonial presidency by challenging conventions or responding to crises, expanding the office's role for better or worse.
fromThe Atlantic
1 year ago

How the Ivy League Broke America

Conant believed that American democracy was threatened by a 'hereditary aristocracy of wealth' and that capitalism risked becoming 'industrial feudalism.' He pushed for a merit-based system.
US politics
fromNEWS10 ABC
7 months ago

Siena College board votes to become 'Siena University'

The recommendation to change Siena College to Siena University reflects a deep transformation into a comprehensive institution and aims to enhance its prestige and competition.
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