Trump’s administration has a tough road ahead.
Government
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Trumpism and the New Economy
What Washington needs to understand about the larger forces at work.
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Sixteen Year-Olds Are Smart. Let Them Vote
Research suggests that teens are just as capable of voting responsibly as adults. A San Francisco referendum may give us the chance to find out.
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A 21st Century Square Deal
This practical three-part blueprint will restore U.S. growth and opportunity.
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How States Are Solving the Retirement Crisis
State-sponsored “Secure Choice” plans will help more Americans get access to workplace retirement savings.
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A Model Carbon Tax
Canada once again leads the way – this time on how a carbon tax can fight climate change while growing the economy.
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Effective, Efficient and Innovative Government? Here’s How.
There might be gridlock in Washington, but across the country, mayors are embracing innovations that improve services and save money.
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The Untold Crisis in Medical Research
Federal research dollars are scarce. A surprising amount is wasted on poor quality science.
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What Works to Turn Out Voters?
Research finds same-day voter registration and vote by mail to be the most effective strategies. Robo-calls? Not so much.
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The Monthly Interview: The Man Who Reinvented Public Housing
Working for President Nixon, Malcolm Peabody helped launch the creation of Housing Choice Vouchers, one of the few anti-poverty programs with enduring bipartisan support.
