THE LATEST
Religion & Values | August 28, 2008
A Moral Prescription
The faith community is an important supporter of progressive health reform proposals, writes Lindsay Barrett.Media | August 28, 2008
Olympic Coverage or Cover-up?
The Beijing Olympics dominated American television, but what did we really learn? Eric Alterman and George Zornick investigate.Housing | August 26, 2008
No End in Sight to Housing Slide
Today's housing data all point to the same conclusion: We have not yet hit bottom, writes Andrew Jakabovics.Economy | August 26, 2008
New Census Data Sobering
The latest census figures show that Congress must focus on fundamental economic reforms, not just immediate economic problems, writes Michael Ettlinger.Education | August 26, 2008
Dropouts Don’t Have to Stay Out
New graduation rate studies give insight into ways that we can get dropouts back in school and prevent them from leaving in the first place. ALSO FROM THE CENTER
- Inequality Matters: Addressing Children’s Outcomes
- Fighting Terrorism?: U.S. Aid to Pakistan by the Numbers
- Return of the Cold War Punditocracy: Think Again by Eric Alterman
A CLOSER LOOK
FOUR PROGRESSIVE PRIORITIES
- Restoring America's global leadership
- Seizing the energy opportunity
- Creating progressive growth
- Delivering universal health care
ASK THE EXPERT
The Future of U.S.-Russia Relations
Spencer Boyer on how the Russia-Georgia conflict in South Ossettia has and will change U.S.-Russia relations.
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How to Redeploy
Lawrence J. Korb, Sean Duggan, and Peter Juul detail how to safely redeploy troops from Iraq in 8 to 10 months.
Understanding Bushonomics
Scott Lilly details the Bush administration's unsustainable and unbalanced economic policies that have led to the current weak state of the U.S. economy.
- America's Middle Class Still Losing Ground: Christian E. Weller and Amanda Logan update their analysis of middle class security; there's no doubt that the middle class is now taking an ever harder hit.
- Wealth Mobility and Volatility in Black and White: A new report finds that wealth may be more fundamental to upward mobility in the United States, and differences exist by race.
- The Fiscal Costs of Expanded Learning Time: Report provides a framework for policymakers and practitioners to identify the key cost components involved in expanding the school day.
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