The European Union and Turkey in 2017: Move On or Apart?
It is time for the EU to take a hard-line approach when it comes to human rights and democracy within Turkey and, at the same time, more strongly emphasize continued engagement.
Reports
Lessons Learned from the State-Federal Effort to Conserve the Greater Sage-Grouse
Before the Trump administration rejects the state-federal strategy concerning the greater sage-grouse, it should understand the valuable lessons learned in developing this historic conservation agreement.
The Other Terrible Health Care Bill Pending in Congress
A new bill pending in the Senate could make it nearly impossible for injured patients to sue for malpractice.
Early Learning in the United States: 2017
By preparing children for school and enabling parents to work, high-quality child care and preschool are a necessity for children, families, and the economy. These fact sheets explore the status of early learning programs in states and the need for state investment in these programs.
Millennial Voters Win With Automatic Voter Registration
Oregon’s first election with automatic voter registration suggests it may be transformative for youth voter participation.
Keeping Voters off the Rolls
Documentary proof of citizenship requirements and illegal voter purges are voter suppression measures aimed at keeping eligible Americans from participating in elections and having their voices heard.
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.
Secret and Foreign Spending in U.S. Elections: Why America Needs the DISCLOSE Act
Congress must combat secret and foreign spending in U.S. elections by enacting an enhanced DISCLOSE Act.
The Racist Origins of Private School Vouchers
As the Trump administration brings private school vouchers to the national stage, policymakers must reflect on the history of this policy and consider its impact on vulnerable students.
Trends in Turkish Civil Society
Despite tremendous government pressure, Turkey’s vibrant civil society has the potential to help the country confront deep political and social problems.
America’s Clean Energy Success, by the Numbers
The past eight years have created a strong record of growth for clean energy technologies that reflects President Barack Obama’s energy policies and the market conditions they encouraged.
Center for American Progress U.S.-India Task Force
The Center for American Progress is convening a task force on U.S.-India relations, bringing together a dynamic set of experts from both nations to chart a shared bilateral agenda and to press that agenda in both Washington and New Delhi.
Learning Mindsets and Skills
The Every Student Succeeds Act provides new opportunities for school leaders to cultivate students’ learning mindsets.
Taking Giant Leaps Forward
DACA beneficiaries who did not complete high school or college are returning to higher education and vocational programs thanks to their legal status—and experiencing giant leaps forward in their social inclusion, job mobility, and financial security as a result.
A Guide for Those Perplexed About the Qatar Crisis
Here’s why Americans should care about what’s happening with the tiny Gulf emirate.