A New Threat to DACA Could Cost States Billions of Dollars
A new threat to DACA could cost the federal government $460.3 billion in lost GDP over the next decade and individual states billions of dollars in lost GDP annually.
How Middle-Class and Working Families Could Lose Under the Trump Tax Plan
Trump’s Agenda Undermines America’s Workforce
The Big Lie that Conservative Policies Are Good for Small Business
A Plan for Rebuilding America and Investing in Workers and Jobs
The Midwestern Great Recession of 2001 and the Destruction of Good Jobs
The Latest Threat to Working Families
Michele and Igor speak with Rep. DeLauro and Harry Stein, director of fiscal policy at CAP, about the House Republicans' budget and what the American people really need economically.
The Mainstreaming of Trump’s Reckless Worldviews
The budget introduced by House Republicans too closely resembles the president’s imbalanced approach to national security.
Estimated Premium Increases from Repeal and Delay
Individual market consumers would pay twice as much for coverage by 2026.
8 Ways the House Republicans’ Budget Will Harm Working Families to Pay for Millionaire Tax Cuts
House Republicans’ budget proposal is yet another Trojan horse to give tax cuts to the wealthy, while slashing programs everyday Americans rely on.
How Paul Ryan’s Hypocritical Fiscal Hysteria Threatens Working Families
House Speaker Paul Ryan and his allies exaggerate the threat of a fiscal crisis to attack programs for working families—but ignore deficits when it comes to tax cuts for the wealthy.
Recent State Wins for Working Families You Might Have Missed
Amid the national debate around the best paid leave strategies, new state laws provide commonsense protections for working families.
The State of the U.S. Labor Market: Pre-July 2017 Jobs Release
On Friday, the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics will release its Employment Situation Summary for the month of June. Here are some labor market indicators to watch.
6 Things Betsy DeVos Has Done on Higher Ed
Since entering office, Secretary DeVos has taken actions that worsen loan servicing, gut consumer protections, and more.
Five Flaws in a New Analysis of Seattle’s Minimum Wage
Methodological problems plague a University of Washington group’s analysis of Seattle’s recent minimum wage increase.
Are Today’s Students Prepared to Enter the Tech Industry?
The lack of networking and mentoring available to black and Hispanic college students decreases opportunities for careers in technology.
The Impact of the AHCA on Veterans: State-by-State Breakdown
President Trump and congressional Republicans’ health care plan would take Medicaid away from more than 400,000 veterans.
5 Questions that the Trump Administration Needs to Answer on Parental Leave
President Trump’s paid parental leave proposal leaves out important details for millions of working families.
This Father’s Day, Let’s Talk About Paid Leave
Fathers and their families deserve a comprehensive paid family and medical leave policy, but Trump’s parental leave plan won’t cut it.
The Trump Budget Is Out of Touch with the Diverse Realities that Working Women Face
The paid parental leave plan outlined in the Trump administration’s recent budget proposal falls far short of the comprehensive changes that would allow today’s working women to participate fully in the nation’s economy.