Supreme Court

Kavanaugh’s Credibility Chasm
Kavanaugh’s Credibility Chasm
Trump’s nominee has lied, made misleading statements, and deceived the public in service of his career.
By Jake Faleschini and Jesse Lee
Courts

Immigration

What DACA Recipients Stand to Lose—and What States Can Do About It
What DACA Recipients Stand to Lose—and What States Can Do About It
If DACA ends, recipients across the country will be at risk of losing their access to driver’s licenses, affordable higher education, and occupational licenses—but states can help protect them.
By Silva Mathema
Immigration
Revival and Opportunity
Revival and Opportunity
Immigrants are playing a key role in reviving and growing many rural communities and with the right policies could play an even bigger role in sustaining them.
By Silva Mathema, Nicole Prchal Svajlenka, and Anneliese Hermann
Immigration
A Win in the Courts Would Harm the 10 States Suing to End DACA
A Win in the Courts Would Harm the 10 States Suing to End DACA
The eight state attorneys general and two governors suing to terminate DACA are not considering the negative consequences of their efforts on their respective states.
By Laura Muñoz Lopez and Tom Jawetz
Immigration

Disability

Serving the Hardest Hit
Serving the Hardest Hit
As extreme weather events increase in frequency and intensity, local and federal leaders must ensure that people with disabilities are central to all emergency preparedness, response, and recovery efforts.
By Rejane Frederick, Rebecca Cokley, Hannah Leibson, and Eliza Schultz
Disability

Events

Examining the Trump Administration's Current Palestinian Policy
Please join the Center for American Progress for a discussion examining the implications of the Trump administration's current approach to Palestine.
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Center for American Progress

Past Events

Economy

Second Round of House GOP Tax Cuts Would Have Massive Long-Run Cost
Second Round of House GOP Tax Cuts Would Have Massive Long-Run Cost
The new House tax bill would add more than $3 trillion to deficits over the second 10 years.
By Alan Cohen
Economy

Environment

Understanding Our Future
Understanding Our Future
Having led global scientific research on climate and energy systems for decades, the United States can and should build on its expansive data collection and analysis programs to advance understanding of the changing Earth.
By Luke Bassett, Kristina Costa, Ryan Richards, and Dinu Krishnamoorthi
Energy and Environment
Warming Seas, Falling Fortunes
Warming Seas, Falling Fortunes
Policymakers should heed the stories of fishermen who experience the effects carbon pollution has on their industry, as well as the science behind them.
By Avery Siciliano, Alexandra Carter, Shiva Polefka, and Michael Conathan
Energy and Environment
Toxic EPA Appointees Spell Conflict for Public Health Safeguards
Toxic EPA Appointees Spell Conflict for Public Health Safeguards
Acting EPA Administrator Andrew Wheeler is ushering in toxic appointees with ties to the chemical industry, endangering Americans’ health.
By Sally Hardin
Energy and Environment

LGBT

Disaggregating the Data for Bisexual People
Disaggregating the Data for Bisexual People
A new analysis from the Center for American Progress shows key differences in health, economic security, and other indicators between bisexual and monosexual people.
By Shabab Ahmed Mirza
LGBT

Progressive Pulse

Generation Progress
TalkPoverty
ThinkProgress (CAP Action)

National Security

By Undermining the ICC, Bolton Is Compromising America’s Values
By Undermining the ICC, Bolton Is Compromising America’s Values
National Security Adviser John Bolton has again taken unnecessary aim at the International Criminal Court—an institution that is critical to securing justice for victims and establishing accountability for perpetrators of the world’s most heinous crimes.
By Carolyn Kenney
Foreign Policy and Security

Health

New Scam Pre-Existing Conditions Bill Provides No Cover to Vote for Judge Brett Kavanaugh
New Scam Pre-Existing Conditions Bill Provides No Cover to Vote for Judge Brett Kavanaugh
A new proposal augments the threat Judge Kavanaugh poses to people with pre-existing conditions.
By Colin Seeberger and Jake Faleschini
Courts
The Uneven Expansion of Access to Paid Sick Days
The Uneven Expansion of Access to Paid Sick Days
Too many private-sector workers, especially in Southern and Midwest states, do not have access to paid sick days, jeopardizing their family’s health and economic security—as well as their own.
By Diana Boesch
Women
How States Are Combating Federal ACA Sabotage
How States Are Combating Federal ACA Sabotage
As the federal government continues to undermine the health care system, states are taking matters into their own hands.
By Aditya Krishnaswamy, Rhonda Rogombe, and Madeline Twomey
Health Care

Thinking CAP

BONUS EPISODE: Ambassador Wendy Sherman and the Decline of American Moral Authority
BONUS EPISODE: Ambassador Wendy Sherman and the Decline of American Moral Authority
This week, Daniella and Ed speak with Ambassador Wendy Sherman about recent diplomatic developments in North Korea and Iran as well as her new book, Not For The Faint of Heart: Lessons in Courage, Power, and Persistence.
By Daniella Gibbs Leger, Ed Chung, Rachel Rosen, and Kyle Epstein
Foreign Policy and Security