Senate Budget Committee Hearing with Sarah Anderson: Assessing Inequality, Mobility, and Opportunity
Sarah Anderson, Institute for Policy Studies, will address the United States Senate Committee on the Budget on Thursday.
Sarah Anderson, Institute for Policy Studies, will address the United States Senate Committee on the Budget on Thursday.
Here are seven lessons learned from passage of NEW Start that can be applied to other treaties in the Senate’s queue.
Ratification is like the starter’s gun — but where’s the finish line?
The price for Republican votes to ratify New START keeps rising.
In the rush to thwart President Obama, Republicans trample their own values.
A Democratic vote which most Republicans actually don’t want to vote no on.
Senator Jon Kyl continues to flip-flop on New START.
Republicans never met a principle they weren’t willing to compromise.
Will the Democrats lose the House? How many seats might they lose and why? View the opinions of three experts from the Institute for Policy Studies.
Once again, as President Obama pressures Israel to freeze expansion of its settlements, leading Congressional Democrats have joined with Republicans to try to stop him.
A look at the effectiveness of the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act one year after its passage.
Please join IPS associates Steve Cobble and Bill Fletcher Jr. and IPS fellow Karen Dolan for an informative discussion about what the mid-term elections might mean for progressives and our various issues. Hear projections, analysis and responses. Engage in a lively discussion.
China makes the perfect Cold War villain: communist, aloofly “self-interested,” and rapidly expanding an economic empire. Let’s hope America and China can keep the war cold in what is becoming a heated economic battle for control of Africa.
Senate progressives have introduced a responsible estate tax act.
The Senate should be looking for ways to jumpstart the economy — but not at the expense of those who suffered the most from the crisis.