The Geopolitics of a Political Scandal
This series of events is incredibly worrisome in the context of the health of U.S. democracy.
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Trump’s Labor Secretary Nominee Delights in Destroying Rights for Disabled Workers
The nomination of Eugene Scalia could roll back decades of progress for workers with disabilities.
How to Support Democracy and Human Rights in Asia
As challenges to democracy and human rights in Asia grow, the United States must stick to its principles by acting early and often to stand up for universal values.
A Vast Liquidation of Public Lands Is Underway in Alaska
The Trump administration’s attempted sell-out of Alaskan forests, wildlife, and waters would be one of the largest liquidations of public lands in U.S. history—and is sure to tarnish the state’s future and worsen its budget problems.
What We Know About DACA Recipients in the United States
Across the United States, DACA recipients are integral community members who bolster the economy.
The State of the U.S. Labor Market: Pre-August 2019 Jobs Release
Policymakers and economists must consider populations who face high economic barriers when evaluating the health of the labor market.
The Nondiscrimination Protections of Millions of Workers Are Under Threat
The U.S. Department of Labor is trying to undermine nondiscrimination protections for employees of federal contractors—a move that would harm millions of workers, including countless LGBTQ people.
How Big Pharma Reaps Profits While Hurting Everyday Americans
The pharmaceutical industry leverages Washington’s culture of corruption to increase profits while everyday Americans suffer from high drug prices.
Trump Against the World at the G-7 Summit
Daniella and Ed chat about President Trump's controversial antics at the G-7 summit and revisit a conversation with former Ambassador Wendy Sherman.
The Trump Administration’s Trade Agenda
Working families are bearing the brunt of the damage of the Trump administration’s trade agenda.
China Tariff Costs by Congressional District
As is the case with the rest of its economic policies, the administration has put business interests over working people in its trade policy.
Bernhardt Is Making It Harder for Environmental Watchdogs to Hold Interior Accountable
Interior Secretary David Bernhardt wants to make it tougher for environmental watchdogs to hold the Interior Department accountable, but his new policy wastes taxpayer funds.
3 Reasons Why the New Flores Rule Does Not Pass Legal Muster
By failing to adhere to the standards set out in the 1997 Flores settlement, by focusing on deterrence, and by neglecting high costs, the Trump administration’s new Flores rule has opened itself up to significant legal challenges.
Planning for the Future in an Uncertain Economy
This week, Ed sits down with CAP Senior Economist Gbenga Ajilore to discuss warning signs in the economy, what they might mean, as well as some of the contributing factors.
How to Create a Durable U.S.-South Korea Alliance
Progressive policymakers in Washington and Seoul need to work together to build a stronger U.S.-South Korea alliance that can advance shared interests, regardless of which political parties are in power.