CAP reflected on the loss of Senator Ted Kennedy this week while explaining how health reform will help the insured and demonstrating the cost effectiveness of energy efficiency.
Senator Edward Kennedy bridged the idealism and purpose of an earlier generation and helped usher its revival today.
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Ruy Teixeira shows that the shift toward progressive values is happening most quickly in metropolitan areas.
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Ruy Teixeira analyzes new data and shows that the culture wars, far from coming back, are likely coming to an end as a defining aspect of our politics.
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This updated map from the Progressive Studies Program includes data on progressive shifts in metropolitan areas, as well as the 50 states.
Young Americans have progressive views and expect big changes, and they will fundamentally reshape our electorate, writes Ruy Teixeira.
This week CAP provided a new antitrust agenda for today's economy, evaluated several energy proposals before Congress, and released new reports on the progressive Millenial Generation.
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Study from John Halpin and Karl Agne shows progressive political values and beliefs among young adults.
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Report from David Madland and Ruy Teixeira shows that young Americans are more progressive on nearly every issue than previous generations.
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The Center for American Progress is building a progressive movement and setting a new agenda. America is ready for change.
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Ruy Teixeira discusses changing demographic trends in the United States and whether the nation will continue to become more progressive over the next 20 years.
The rise of progressivism in America today is reflected most directly in public ratings of various ideological approaches.
The Obama campaign combined a political strategy that focused on a singular narrative and open organizational structure with modern tools to maximize fundraising and voter mobilization.
The Serve America Act would give us a chance to fix many of our problems in the United States, but some amendments could gut its benefits, writes Shirley Sagawa.
This week CAP looked at the emerging progressive majority in America, stem cells, rising unemployment, and partnerships and rivalry between the United States and Brazil.