THE LATEST
Interactives | October 10, 2008
The Week in Photos
This week, CAP investigated how the economic crisis is affecting the improverished and reviewed new developments in national security.Religion & Values | October 9, 2008
The Religious Generation Gap
The Young and the Faithful survey finds that young religious voters hold more progressive views than their older counterparts, writes Rev. Susan Thistlethwaite.Public Opinion | October 10, 2008
Just Say No to Social Security Privatization
Polls show Americans don’t want privatized Social Security. They want more security, not less, writes Ruy Teixeira.Poverty & Mobility | October 9, 2008
Winter Forecast for Low-Income Families
This winter, the weather will be colder, and home heating will be more expensive. This is bad news for low-income families, writes Joy Moses.Energy & Environment | October 9, 2008
Don't Forget the Climate Crisis
In the midst of the financial crisis, it’s important to remember that failing to solve the climate crisis will lead to severe consequences as well, writes Alexandra Kougentakis.ALSO FROM THE CENTER
- Peddling Pedaling on Campus: It’s Easy Being Green
- Building Better Retirement Plans: Lessons from the Financial Crisis
- It’s a Moral Meltdown, Too: Faith Groups Respond to Financial Crisis
- Relief for Low-Income Families: Child Tax Credit Provisions in the Bailout Bill
- The Green Collar Economy: How One Solution Can Fix Our Two Biggest Problems
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
Making Students More College-Ready and Colleges More Student-Ready
Louis Soares talks about why the United States is struggling in higher education, and how we can boost degree completion rates
PUBLICATIONS
The Coldest Days of the Cold War
The next U.S. president can learn much from looking at that time and the approaches of Presidents Eisenhower and Kennedy.
Green Recovery
John D. Podesta unveils a new program to create good jobs and build a low-carbon economy.
- One Simple Step for Equality: States prove that the federal government can offer domestic partner benefits with ease, write Winnie Stachelberg, Josh Rosenthal, and Claire Stein-Ross.
- Take a Walk on the Supply Side: Michael Ettlinger and John Irons outline the failures of supply side economic policies, which have not delivered economic success on par with progressive policies.
- Iraq’s Political Transition After the Surge: Brian Katulis, Marc Lynch, and Peter Juul outline five enduring tensions and ten key challenges in Iraq.
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