Washington, D.C. — Disabled Americans continue to face significant barriers to exercising their fundamental right to vote, according to a new analysis from the Center for American Progress analysis ...
The child care system faces severe affordability and supply crises, leaving more than 50 percent of young children without ...
Government employees’ use of insider information to profit on prediction markets raises both national security and ethical ...
The Supreme Court’s 2025 term furthered a far-right agenda that undermines the Constitution and the interests of the American ...
The Faster Labor Contracts Act Should Be Just the Starting Point for Labor Law Reform Evidence from Canada shows that the bill could lead to a small increase in private sector union density, but ...
Students across the country could lose access to free school meals, forcing the typical family with two children to spend ...
A new CAP analysis estimates that families could be forced to spend an additional $1,900 to $2,200 per year to cover the cost ...
The Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland estimates that June inflation will decrease slightly, to 3.92 percent, from the prior year, outpacing nominal wage growth for the third month in a row. This ...
The June 2026 jobs report included strong headline numbers, but working families are still struggling to keep up amid higher ...
The NLRB Is Throwing Out Charges Alleging Employers Engaged in Unfair Labor Practices A new CAP analysis shows that, since the beginning of the second Trump administration, the NLRB is increasingly ...
CAP analysis of a leaked Department of the Interior database reveals the scope and scale of the Trump administration’s ...
Washington, D.C. — The Safeguard American Voter Eligibility (SAVE) Act may be stalled in Congress, but a new report from the Center for American Progress warns that state versions of the legislation ...
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