Congress is trying to give Trump $73 billion for his war in Iran. Here’s what it could fund instead.
It is not enough to just say that the government is helping build an inclusive economy that works for everyone. People need evidence and examples in their communities. That is why the Center for ...
The true measure of success will emerge after the excitement of Orbán’s defeat has faded—and if the new government builds a political system that no leader can capture again.
Having seized unprecedented control over the federal government, the Trump administration is now effectuating a multipronged ...
The Trump administration’s war in Iran has cost at least $1,200 per household. With no end in sight, American families are ...
The House of Representatives took the first step toward passing a bill that would provide the Trump administration $73 ...
As more school systems adopt student-based funding, early evidence shows that it successfully targets resources to students ...
Gen Z Men at Work: 10 Facts About Young Men’s Employment Trends Original CAP analysis of U.S. men’s labor market trends finds that while young men are outperforming previous generations by several ...
This issue brief contains a correction. On June 15, 2020, the U.S. Supreme Court issued a landmark 6-3 decision affirming that the prohibition on sex discrimination in Title VII of the Civil Rights ...
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At the six-month mark of an irresponsible war of choice in Iran, the Trump administration has become mired in a Middle East ...
The Center for American Progress submitted a comment on the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission’s proposed ...
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