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The U.S. needs multilateral initiatives to counter Chinese tech transfer

The U.S. needs multilateral initiatives to counter Chinese tech transfer

Tomorrow’s tech policy conversations todayChina’s efforts to acquire dual-use technology through overseas talent have sparked intense debates in the United States. Just like exports and foreign investments, the flow of students and researchers across borders can be an important avenue for technology transfer. And many in Washington are therefore concerned that the U.S. government isn’t doing enough to control the flow of Chinese talent between the two countries.In response to these concerns, the White House on May 29 that it would bar visas for Chinese students and researchers deemed to...

June 11, 2020
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How is COVID-19 affecting America’s rich?

How is COVID-19 affecting America’s rich?

In the United States, as in many other countries, a battle has been unfolding between those who want to save lives and those who want to save livelihoods. Those who want to save livelihoods argue that the economic downturn is so massive that it is not only impacting the health of the economy but also health on a broader scale. As people lose health insurance, suffer growing anxieties, and face the risk of contracting the virus, a balance that optimizes the people’s well-being is difficult to attain. In uncertain times like these, granular data that provide accurate information on what is...

July 28, 2020
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Get rid of the White House Coronavirus Task Force before it kills again

Get rid of the White House Coronavirus Task Force before it kills again

As news began to leak out that the White House was thinking about winding down the coronavirus task force, it was greeted with some consternation. After all, we are still in the midst of a pandemic—we need the president’s leadership, don’t we? And then, in an abrupt turnaround, President Trump reversed himself and stated that the task force would go on indefinitely.So should the task force continue? Well, no.Frankly, it’s better that this president and this White House get out of the way and let the government do its work. White House task forces are never a substitute for government...

May 7, 2020
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Our employment system has failed low-wage workers. How can we rebuild?

Our employment system has failed low-wage workers. How can we rebuild?

Surging unemployment claims show that our labor market, built for efficiency, can crumble in times of crisis at huge human and economic costs. The pandemic has exposed a weak point in the country’s economy: the precarity of low-wage workers. Many have adapted to unimaginable circumstances, risking their own well-being, implementing public health protocols, and keeping the essential bits of the economy, like access to food, running.A lack of labor market protections exacerbates these workers’ insecurity and leaves the whole system fragile. 44 percent of the labor force, earn low wages. In...

April 28, 2020
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In Israel, Benny Gantz decides to join with rival Netanyahu

In Israel, Benny Gantz decides to join with rival Netanyahu

After three national elections, a worldwide pandemic, months of a government operating with no new budget, a prime minister indicted in three criminal cases, and a genuine constitutional crisis between the parliament and the supreme court, Israel has landed bruised and damaged where it could have been a year ago.This week, Israeli opposition leader Benny Gantz opted to break with half of his party and move toward joining caretaker Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in a new government. It was a shock to everyone, and a surprise to no one. The move represented a dramatic departure from where...

March 27, 2020
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Tracking turnover in the Trump administration

Tracking turnover in the Trump administration

For media inquiries, contact:Editor's Note:Because Donald Trump's tenure in the White House has ended, this page will no longer be updated. It will remain in its current state as a resource for historical data.The rate of turnover among senior-level advisers to President Trump has generated a great deal of attention. Below, we offer two sets of resources to help measure and contextualize this turnover. The first set of resources tracks turnover among senior-ranking advisers in the executive office of the president (which does not include Cabinet secretaries); tracks turnover in the...

December 20, 2018
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The SALT tax deduction is a handout to the rich. It should be eliminated not expanded

The SALT tax deduction is a handout to the rich. It should be eliminated not expanded

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September 4, 2020
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McConnell’s fabricated history to justify a 2020 Supreme Court vote

McConnell’s fabricated history to justify a 2020 Supreme Court vote

Senate Republicans’ decision to vote on Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg’s successor reflects individual and collective cost-benefit calculations of seating a rock-ribbed conservative in what may be the Trump administration’s waning days. As a fig leaf to obscure the hypocrisy of voting on President Trump’s election-year nominee after refusing to vote on President Obama’s in early 2016, Republicans have claimed an historical norm that doesn’t exist.The GOP Senate’s initial claimIn March 2016, Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell denying a vote on Obama’s nomination of DC Circuit Court Judge...

September 24, 2020
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The new politics of bluelining

The new politics of bluelining

For generations, redlining was used to designate neighborhoods—typically in urban areas with high concentrations of minority residents—as places banks should avoid offering home mortgages. The term originates from Federal Housing Administration maps developed in the 1930s where “red” labeled high-risk lending zones. To be “redlined” meant that households were structurally denied home loans and lost the opportunity to build wealth.Today, based on analysis in our book , a new type of discriminatory line is forming at the regional rather than neighborhood level. We label these “bluelines” to...

October 7, 2020
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The political survival of Susan Collins

The political survival of Susan Collins

Democrats were feeling pretty heady as they entered into the home stretch of the 2020 election cycle. Former Vice President Joe Biden was comfortably leading in both national polling and in many battleground states. Projections uniformly showed the party adding to its majority in the House of Representatives. Perhaps most improbably, Democratic party leaders increasingly believed they would be able to retake control of the Senate. One of the keys to accomplishing this feat was defeating four-term incumbent Susan Collins of Maine. The election results did not turn out exactly as the...

December 22, 2020
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