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Data Matters
David Madland and Karla Walter on how the nation’s top labor cop can use data to drive enforcement and protect American workers.
- Strengthening the Middle Class: Ensuring Equal Pay for Women: CAP Action Heather Boushey Testifies
- A Promise Deferred Is a Promise Broken: Democrats Risk Losing Latino Vote Without Immigration Reform
- Making Things Worse: Conservative Proposals on Health Care Do Not Offer Solutions
- Wellpoint Raising Rates by Double Digits in at Least 11 States: Double-Digit Premium Increases Are Not Just in California
- Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell By the Numbers: The Costs of an Outdated and Discriminatory Policy
The Progess Report
A Partner For Peace?
Israel committed to freeze settlements under the road map for peace promulgated by the Bush administration in 2002, but has consistently failed to meet that commitment.
From Our Blogs
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Stupak’s Abortion Gang Falling Apart As Pro-Life Members Admit Senate Bill Won’t Fund Abortions
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Thiessen’s Inconsistency Undermines Claim That Detainee Lawyers Can’t Be Compared To John Adams
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FedEx CEO ‘Lobbying Fiercely’ To Preserve Special Treatment That Keeps His Drivers From Unionizing
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Endgame
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Allies Want Nukes Out
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Skater Johnny Weir not invited to participate in Stars on Ice because he is ‘not family friendly.’
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Back to the Wall
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Sen. Begich Joins Democrats In Calling For Repeal Of Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell, But Does Not Endorse Lieberman Bill
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MoveOn Members Overwhelmingly Support Health Reform
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Beck: Fox News executive told me ‘you are the key’ to surviving ‘a global economic holocaust.’
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The Gap Between Climate Science And Economics Is A Chasm
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The Latest on the Renminbi
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Does McDonnell’s New Anti-Discrimination Directive Actually Do Anything?
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Half in Ten
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Campus Progress Action
A project to help young people make their voices heard on issues that matter.

