Restoring Evidence-Based Medicine and Standards of Care ArticleSeptember 30, 2015 Restoring Evidence-Based Medicine and Standards of Care Far too many legislators continue to embrace laws that disregard evidence and science and inappropriately mandate care and how it is delivered. Sep 30, 2015
Increasing Millennial Families’ Access to High Quality Child Care ArticleSeptember 29, 2015 Increasing Millennial Families’ Access to High Quality Child Care The United States has the third-highest child care costs as a percentage of family income compared to other developed countries, and current child care subsidy programs are simply not enough. Sep 29, 2015
Opportunities and Challenges for the U.S.–China Bilateral Summit ArticleSeptember 25, 2015 Opportunities and Challenges for the U.S.–China Bilateral Summit If President Xi shows up ready to clear the air and discuss options for addressing American concerns, that should lead to progress on areas of shared interest. Sep 25, 2015
Avoiding Cuts to Pell Grant Funding ArticleSeptember 24, 2015 Avoiding Cuts to Pell Grant Funding It is time for Congress to be sensible rather than pit college students against sick patients, workers looking for retraining, and others who need federal assistance. Sep 24, 2015
Fully Funding Our National Security ArticleSeptember 23, 2015 Fully Funding Our National Security In their refusal to negotiate a budget deal that would lift the sequester-level spending caps, Congress is unnecessarily risking critical defense and foreign policy priorities. Sep 23, 2015
Expanding the Franchise in the Asian American and Pacific Islander Community ArticleSeptember 22, 2015 Expanding the Franchise in the Asian American and Pacific Islander Community In order to ensure that this population has full and equal access to the ballot, grassroots organizations, political parties, and candidates must increase their outreach and engagement. Sep 22, 2015
Addressing the Global Refugee Crisis ArticleSeptember 21, 2015 Addressing the Global Refugee Crisis There are many convenient excuses for inaction or doing too little, but this is no time to shirk the responsibility of our common humanity. Sep 21, 2015
Reining in the Cost of Prescription Drugs ArticleSeptember 18, 2015 Reining in the Cost of Prescription Drugs All consumers end up paying more for health care because of these high prices. Sep 18, 2015
Amidst Economic Recovery, Combating Persistent Poverty ArticleSeptember 17, 2015 Amidst Economic Recovery, Combating Persistent Poverty These stagnant poverty and income numbers in the face of economic growth focused at the top should be a wake-up call for policymakers. Sep 17, 2015
Amidst Economic Recovery, Combating Persistent Poverty ArticleSeptember 17, 2015 Amidst Economic Recovery, Combating Persistent Poverty These stagnant poverty and income numbers in the face of economic growth focused at the top should be a wake-up call for policymakers that greater action is needed. Sep 17, 2015
Accurately Measuring Middle Class Income Trends ArticleSeptember 15, 2015 Accurately Measuring Middle Class Income Trends From any angle, middle-class families have seen minimal market income increases even as the economy continues to grow. Sep 15, 2015
National Security Lessons From the Harry Truman Administration ArticleSeptember 14, 2015 National Security Lessons From the Harry Truman Administration Each generation of leaders has to delicately balance the dynamic between the politics and policy of national security. Sep 14, 2015