Mass Job Losses and Other Economic Costs of President Trump’s Inaction on Coronavirus
Ryan Zamarripa explains how the Trump administration has failed to prevent the worst economic effects of the coronavirus pandemic.
Trump’s misleading claims on military readiness and veteran care
Lawrence J. Korb details the misleading claims and comments that President Trump has made about the military during his time in office and underlines the importance of publicly acknowledging veterans' sacrifice.
Philanthropy Can’t Support the Common Good When It Supports White Supremacy (Letter to the Editor)
In a letter to the editor, Tom Jawetz and Frank Sharry urge publications not to promote, fund, or sustain organizations committed to white supremacy.
The White House Tried Something Old. Americans Shouldn’t Buy It.
Authors Livia Lam and Thomas Showalter explain how, in light of high unemployment and a collapsing economy as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic, it is more important than ever that the federal government establish workforce commitments between labor and business to create quality jobs.
A New Vision for America’s North Africa Policy
Gordon Gray details a North Africa agenda for the next administration, specifying that it should provide support and resources for Tunisia’s transition, help restore stability to Libya, and promote regional economic integration.
COVID-19 Vaccines And Therapies Must Work For Black Mothers
Jamille Fields Allsbrook explains the importance of ensuring that vaccines and therapies for COVID-19 work for Black mothers.
Europe’s Geopolitical Awakening
Max Bergmann discusses how Europe’s response to the COVID-19 pandemic has reinvigorated the European Union, possibly setting it up to be a major player globally as well as an important U.S. partner.
The Pandemic Hurts Countries That Don’t Value Workers
Author Jacob Leibenluft explains how weak labor protections have made the United States more vulnerable to COVID-19.
Is There a Right to Job Quality? Reenvisioning Workforce Development
Jonathan Harris and Livia Lam explain how the COVID-19 pandemic has highlighted the need for a new legal regime that prioritizes job quality in workforce development.
COVID-19 second stimulus package standoff highlights Trump’s flawed economic agenda
Amid stalled negotiations on a second COVID-19 stimulus package, Brian Katulis and Aaron Klein discuss how President Trump's governing agenda guts America's global competitiveness.
What one late GOP senator from Oregon would have thought about Trump sending federal troops to Portland
Lawrence J. Korb explains why the late Sen. Mark Hatfield (R-OR) would be appalled at the deployment and conduct of federal security forces in Portland, Oregon, ostensibly to protect the courthouse that was named after him.
What the government must do to successfully administer a covid-19 vaccine
Ezekiel Emanuel and Topher Spiro explain how the United States can overcome the four major hurdles to successfully administering a COVID-19 vaccine.
Turkey issued new rules for social media. That may mean that media censorship wasn’t working.
Max Hoffman and Alan Makovsky discuss how Turkey's move to effectively ban Facebook, Twitter, and YouTube is another step in the country's push to control the media.
Why We Need Inclusive Nationalism
Author John Halpin explains why President Donald Trump's brand of reactionary and exclusionary nationalism is dangerous.
The story of the Americans with Disabilities Act is all about bridges
Authors Vilissa Thompson and David J. Johns highlight the importance of cross-movement solidarity in the struggle for civil rights.
