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Up, Up, and Away?

Up, Up, and Away?

Very few short-term measures can guarantee lower or more stable oil prices. But there are some steps we can take to address price concerns, writes Daniel J. Weiss.

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Inheriting Bush's Mess
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Inheriting Bush's Mess

A leading policy challenge for the next administration will be cleaning up the mess from the Bush administration's national security policies.

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Leading with a Consensus of Purpose

Leading with a Consensus of Purpose

Speaking at CAP, Sen. Hagel (R-NE) emphasized that 21st-century policies require reinventing the way that the world views the United States.

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Help When It’s Needed

Help When It’s Needed: Economic Downturn Requires Targeted Action

Congress should swiftly address the economic hardships facing many Americans today. The supplemental spending bill to fund the Iraq war is the place to do so.

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The Progressive Generation

The Progressive Generation

Report finds that young adults today have decidedly progressive views on economic issues, possibly more so than any previous generation.

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THE LATEST

U.S. Military | May 9, 2008

These Aren't Reagan's Ground Forces

Lawrence J. Korb responds to a recent op-ed in the Washington Times that gives a misleading portrayal of the quality of our ground forces.
Interactives | May 9, 2008

The Week in Photos

CAP turned its lens this week on reducing oil demand, jump-starting local economies, peace in Uganda, and meat company mergers.
Public Opinion | May 9, 2008

Americans Don't Expect Easy Retirement

New public opinion data show that only a minority of Americans believe they will be able to live comfortably in retirement.
Media | May 8, 2008

The Costs of Enforced Sexual Ignorance

A Texas Monthly study reveals again that abstinence-only education doesn't work, writes Eric Alterman.
Africa | May 8, 2008

A New Peace Strategy

Lord’s Resistance Army leader Joseph Kony’s failure to sign a peace deal drove a nail into the coffin of the Juba peace process; this report outlines a new strategy.

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PUBLICATIONS

Full Disclosure

Full Disclosure Report from Christopher Pyke and Kit Batten outlines an Executive Order to require consideration of global warming under the National Environmental Policy Act.

Changing Rationales

Changing Rationales This timeline of Bush administration quotes on Iraq, compiled by Bryan Thomas and Rudy deLeon, recounts the words and pledges that were offered during the past five years of the current conflict.

  • Thinking Outside the University: New report on alternative certification delves into the history and current research about these techniques and profiles innovative programs around the country.
  • Genetic Non-Discrimination: Report addresses uncertainties that need consideration as genetic medicine gets increasingly personal and the Senate considers genetic non-discrimination legislation.

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