Congress must exercise its power to ensure America has no war with Iran
Kelly Magsamen describes the catastrophic effects that a war with Iran would entail—and why Congress must act to avoid this miscalculation.
The Case for a Progressive Vision on Tech Policy
Author Adam Conner makes the case for a progressive approach to technology policy, arguing that the federal government needs to address the mounting risks, challenges, and inequalities that technology has created.
Trump has turned the government against the middle class
Author Sam Berger argues that under the Trump administration, the economic rules governing markets have been rewritten to enrich wealthy donors and politicians at the expense of working- and middle-class families.
Bull, meet China shop: Trump’s foreign policy in Asia is disastrous
With Asia facing an array of diplomatic challenges, author Michael Fuchs argues that President Trump's disastrous foreign policy approach in the region could threaten U.S. national security and prosperity.
Child Care for All: A Blueprint for States
Julie Kashen and Katie Hamm write about how states can institute effective child care reform.
The American right wing is enabling a dual crisis: gun violence and white supremacy
Author Michael Fuchs argues that the United States can no longer ignore the deadly, dual crisis of gun violence and white nationalist terrorism.
The Enduring American Presence in the Middle East
Daniel Benaim and Michael Wahid Hanna write about how the United States has focused—and should be focusing—its efforts in the Middle East.
How President Béji Caid Essebsi Helped Build Tunisia’s Democracy
In the wake of Béji Caid Essebsi's passing, Gordon Gray explains how the former president helped build democracy in postrevolutionary Tunisia.
The CNO and JCS vice chair nominee: What General Hyten should learn from Bill Moran
Author Lawrence J. Korb urges Air Force Gen. John Hyten to follow the lead of Adm. Bill Moran and step aside amid emerging allegations of sexual harassment.
Trump’s Newest Plan for SNAP Would Trap Workers in Poverty
Rebecca Vallas discusses how a recent Trump administration proposal would make cuts to SNAP and, furthermore, would be an attack on the school lunch program.
Dan Coats resignation: Trump values leaders who protect him over those who defend America
Katrina Mluligan writes about the resignation of Dan Coats, the director of national intelligence.
America Doesn’t Need a Grand Strategy
Author Michael Fuchs warns the United States against adopting grand foreign policy strategies but failing to identify and address specific international priorities
Why Trump Won’t Bomb Iran
Author Lawrence J. Korb argues that President Donald Trump should look to his presidential predecessors for lessons on how to avoid conflict with Iran.
A New ‘Bill of Rights’ for Domestic Workers Will Let Them Finally Bargain Collectively
Authors David Madland and Adam Stromme explain the need to improve the working conditions for domestic workers.
Presidential Abuse of Power Should Be Focus of Mueller Questioning
As Congress prepares to question special counsel Robert Mueller on the findings of his investigation, author Kate Martin urges lawmakers to examine whether President Trump violated his oath of office and abused his presidential powers to protect his own personal interests.