By selling out national parks and other public lands, the Trump administration is endangering some of America’s great travel ...

“SNAP is an excellent tool to combat recessions, but the House Republican plan weakens the program’s ability to respond to economic downturns and limits states’ flexibility to provide food assistance ...

House Republicans’ proposals would lead to 14 million people becoming uninsured, forcing hospitals and other health care ...

You’re invited to join the Center for American Progress for a virtual event that will preview the end of the 2024-25 Supreme Court term. Our esteemed panelists will preview the cases yet to be ...

May 20 Panel Discussion CAP Senior Director for Courts and Legal Policy Devon Ombres will moderate a panel discussion with esteemed experts on cases yet to be decided, the bigger decisions that ...

The recent rescission of COVID-19 relief funding for K-12 schools will harm districts and limit their ability to address ...

The Trump administration’s trade wars will hit—and are already hitting—small businesses, which employ nearly half of all U.S. workers, from multiple directions, putting significant strain on their ...

Washington, D.C. — Safe, secure, and abundant food is essential to the economy and the quality of life Americans expect and children deserve. Programs such as the Supplemental Nutrition ...

A new Center for American Progress analysis shows that large shares of working women—both mothers and married women without cohabitating children—continue to be breadwinners for their families. Policy ...

Table 2 shows that Arizona, California, and New York would experience the largest job losses due to Medicaid work reporting requirements, with each state projected to lose tens of thousands of ...

Congressional Republicans’ proposals to impose work reporting requirements would result in a combined 3.4 million manufacturing, agricultural, and service workers per year losing Medicaid coverage.