New Global Progress Action Survey Reveals Support for Environment and Jobs Agenda ArticleSep 15, 2023 New Global Progress Action Survey Reveals Support for Environment and Jobs Agenda A new poll from Global Progress Action and YouGov reaches respondents in more than 10 countries, revealing international support for employment-generating investment in carbon-free and green technology industries. Sep 15, 2023 Johan Hassel, Allison McManus
CAP Action’s Mara Rudman on the War in Ukraine PodcastJul 20, 2023 CAP Action’s Mara Rudman on the War in Ukraine Colin sits down with Mara Rudman, executive vice president of policy at CAP Action, to discuss the Russian invasion of Ukraine and the war's international impact. Jul 20, 2023 Daniella Gibbs Léger, Colin Seeberger, Erin Phillips, 3 More Kelly McCoy, Sam Signorelli, Mara Rudman
Max Bergmann on the Latest From Ukraine PodcastMar 31, 2022 Max Bergmann on the Latest From Ukraine This week, Daniella and Max Bergmann discuss the latest from Ukraine, the confirmation hearings of Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson, and recent insights from the House January 6 Select Committee. Mar 31, 2022 Daniella Gibbs Léger, Erin Phillips, Kelly McCoy, 2 More Tricia Woodcome, Sam Signorelli
What does the Preamble to the Constitution have to do with Build Back Better? In the NewsJan 25, 2022 What does the Preamble to the Constitution have to do with Build Back Better? Lawrence J. Korb and Emmett Coyne write about U.S. leaders' promotion of the general welfare. Jan 25, 2022 The Hill Lawrence J. Korb, Emmett Coyne
The Capitol insurrection was a superspreader event ArticleJan 12, 2021 The Capitol insurrection was a superspreader event Jan 12, 2021 Sam Reid
This was no protest. It was a terrorist attack. ArticleJan 8, 2021 This was no protest. It was a terrorist attack. Jan 8, 2021 Sam Reid
Reviving transatlantic relations after Trump In the NewsOct 12, 2020 Reviving transatlantic relations after Trump Max Bergman explains how a new administration could revive or transform the transatlantic relationship between the United States and Europe. Oct 12, 2020 Social Europe Max Bergmann
Absentee Voting, the Military, and Our Democracy In the NewsSep 16, 2020 Absentee Voting, the Military, and Our Democracy Lawrence Korb writes about the military's use of mail-in voting—and why it is important. Sep 16, 2020 Just Security Lawrence J. Korb
Esper’s Lame Attempt To Save Money Off The Backs Of Troops And Families In the NewsAug 29, 2020 Esper’s Lame Attempt To Save Money Off The Backs Of Troops And Families Lawrence Korb writes about Secretary of Defense Mark Esper's efforts to handle the defense budget. Aug 29, 2020 The American Conservative Lawrence J. Korb
How the U.S. Can Fight Corruption After Trump In the NewsAug 20, 2020 How the U.S. Can Fight Corruption After Trump Author Trevor Sutton argues that in order to fight international corruption, which threatens democracy and progressive values around the globe, the United States needs to address the shortcomings and lack of transparency in its own financial institutions. Aug 20, 2020 Washington Monthly Trevor Sutton
Why Trump’s Troop Withdrawal from Germany Is Only the Beginning In the NewsAug 8, 2020 Why Trump’s Troop Withdrawal from Germany Is Only the Beginning Authors Max Bergmann and James Lamond explain why President Trump's harsh approach toward NATO could be dangerous. Aug 8, 2020 The National Interest Max Bergmann, James Lamond
President Trump’s Relationship With China Has Only Served His Own Interests at America’s Tragic Expense ArticleJun 24, 2020 President Trump’s Relationship With China Has Only Served His Own Interests at America’s Tragic Expense President Trump’s China policy has been an abject failure, and recent revelations in a new book by his own former national security adviser, John Bolton, raise even more questions about Trump’s response to the COVID-19 crisis. Jun 24, 2020 Melanie Hart, Michael Fuchs, Jordan Link, 2 More Laura Edwards, Kelly Magsamen