Congress has failed to reauthorize expired programs and the One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA) ended some mandatory public land payments that rural communities have relied on since 1908—diverting ...

A state-by-state analysis of victim compensation statutes reveals tremendous potential for states to better meet the needs of survivors of violence and to ultimately break cycles of harm.

This is the final video in the “State Voting Rights Acts: Explained” video series created by the Center for American Progress and the Legal Defense Fund.

This series of fact sheets provides insights into how the OBBBA and the administration’s policies will increase the costs of ...

Today, the Center for American Progress released fact sheets for all 50 states and the District of Columbia breaking down how much the Trump administration’s One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA) will ...

Sectoral Bargaining Can Support High Union Membership Sectoral bargaining should be part of a broad set of reforms to rebuild unions in the United States.

The number of visitors to America’s public lands remains at an all-time high, while the Trump administration has made drastic cuts to popular agencies.

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.

Last week, the Trump administration announced sweeping cuts to grants within the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) for programs that have proven successful in preventing gun violence; serving crime ...

A new CAP interactive shows the states affected by recent closures of Head Start regional offices, which play a critical role in administering grants and overseeing the delivery of early childhood ...

190 rural hospitals in 34 Medicaid expansion states are at immediate risk of closure. Slashing Medicaid could push them over the edge.

5 Facts About Medicaid Work Requirements Medicaid work reporting requirements do not promote employment; they create red tape that takes health care away from eligible people, leaving them uninsured.