Cooler Heads Prevailed Within the Navy after Pensacola Shooting
Author Lawrence J. Korb reflects on the recent shooting at the Naval Air Station Pensacola.
Workforce inequalities must be addressed before another economic or health crisis
Rosa M. García and Livia Lam write about the long-term economic inequalities that the coronavirus crisis has brought to light.
Unpacking the Economic Impact of COVID-19 With Sarah May Whitelake and CAP Action’s Gbenga Ajilore
Hosts Daniella Gibbs Léger and Ed Chung sit down with Michigan bartender Sarah May Whitelake and CAP Action senior economist Gbenga Ajilore to discuss the economic impact of COVID-19.
Workers who risk their lives to run others’ errands should have basic benefits: Personal protection, a minimum wage, health insurance and more
Authors Allison Preiss and Karla Walter explain how cities and states can protect gig-economy workers during the COVID-19 pandemic and beyond.
KC-46 Tanker Problems Call For A Rethink Of Fixed-Price Development Programs
Frank Kendall writes about the drawbacks of fixed-price development programs in the U.S. Department of Defense.
The US-China coronavirus blame game is undermining diplomacy
Michael Fuchs warns that tensions between the United States and China must be put aside in order to adequately address the coronavirus pandemic.
US Air Force Veteran Sarah Samere on the Hurdles of Testing for COVID-19
Co-host of "The Tent" Ed Chung sits down with U.S. Air Force veteran Sarah Samere to discuss the current hurdles of testing for COVID-19.
They Can Help Fight Coronavirus. Trump Wants to Deport Them.
Stephanie Griffith writes about how an attempt to take DACA protections from hundreds of thousands of young people would affect the number of health care workers available to fight the COVID-19 pandemic.
A Special Class of Diplomat
Gordon Gray highlights two published accounts of diplomatic work in a year when diplomats were thrust into the limelight by circumstances beyond their control.
The Coronavirus Could Kill Millions. U.S.-Iran Hostilities Will Make It Worse.
Daniel Benaim and Michael Hanna explain how heightened tensions between the United States and Iran threaten to worsen the effects of the coronavirus outbreak.
Deficit and Debt Shouldn’t Factor Into Coronavirus Recession Response
COVID-19 represents both a public health emergency and an economic crisis. While federal, state, and local governments must take strong steps to stem the spread of the virus — from continuing to close schools, restaurants, and workplaces and limit the size of gatherings, to ensuring that everyone has access to health care and can be...
Get aggressive, governors and mayors. Show that the buck and coronavirus stop with you.
Zeke Emanuel and Topher Spiro explain that in the face of poor federal leadership, state and local action is necessary to manage the coronavirus pandemic.
Topher Spiro on State and Local Government Response to the Coronavirus Pandemic
This week, Ed chats with CAP Action's vice president of Health Policy, Topher Spiro, about what state and local governments can do to manage the coronavirus pandemic.
The faithful response to coronavirus: protect one another
Maggie Siddiqi and Guthrie Graves-Fitzsimmons discuss how communities and people of faith are responding to the coronavirus outbreak.
The US will continue to face national security threats – and must be prepared
Michael Fuchs writes that although an immediate response to the coronavirus is a necessity, other national security threats must be given attention as well.