Japan’s ruling coalition is not as secure as it looks
Author Tobias Harris explains why Japan could be in for its most unpredictable—and consequential—election season in more than a decade.
The American Worker’s Future Depends On Enacting the Full Scope of the American Jobs Plan
Mike Williams and Malkie Wall write about the importance of passing the full American Jobs Plan.
The Child Tax Credit will keep millions of children out of poverty
Areeba Haider and Galen Hendricks write about the importance of the child tax credit.
The Biden administration and Tunisia: Off to a good start
Author Gordon Gray examines how the Biden administration has taken steps to help Tunisia's transition to a more open political and economic system a decade after the Arab Spring.
History of integration in the US Armed Services
Lawrence J. Korb writes about the history of integration in the U.S. military.
Should the U.S. Offer Tax Credits to Promote Renewable Energy?
Christy Goldfuss argues that in the fight against climate change, renewable energy tax credits are a crucial tool, albeit not the only one.
Vaccine rollout is a success story unlike any in the world
Authors Jill Rosenthal and Ben Hatt commend the United States’ vaccine rollout and explain what must be done to ensure its continued success in the months ahead.
The Parable of a Beekeeper
Gordon Gray reviews The Ardent Swarm: A Novel by Yamen Manai.
Comment on FR Doc # 2021-11120 (“Negotiated Rulemaking Committee; Public Hearings”)
CAP's Higher Education team worked with Generation Progress to write a comment letter to the Office of Postsecondary Education on its intent to establish negotiated rule-making committees.
U.S.-Turkey Ties: Better Atmosphere, But Harsher Reality Awaits
Following the recent Biden-Erdoğan summit, Alan Makovsky provides insight into the overall outlook for bilateral relations between Turkey and the United States
Disabled workers are essential to the economy’s recovery
Mia Ives-Rublee examines the reason the employment gap between disabled and nondisabled workers has grown since the pandemic—and the challenges disabled workers are facing as many employers contemplate returning to the office.
Patrick Gaspard Named President and CEO of the Center for American Progress, CEO of the Center for American Progress Action Fund
Patrick Gaspard, former ambassador to South Africa, a senior Obama White House official, and former head of the Open Society Foundation, will lead American Progress into the future.
Higher Pay For Caregivers
Karla Walter explores how higher home care wages reduce economic hardship and improve recruitment and retention.
William Burns, behind-the-scenes advisor in US-Soviet nuclear talks, dies at 88
Lawrence J. Korb and Arnold S. Kohen write about the late Maj. Gen. William F. Burns.
How Stable Is North Korea Right Now?
Abigail Bard writes that the United States should support average North Koreans in the event of a public health or food crisis, while recognizing that responsibility ultimately belongs with the Kim regime.