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“As the former chair of the U.S. Election Assistance Commission, I can characterize the DOJ’s demand in one word: absurd.” CAP's Ben Hovland for @MSNOWNews: tinyurl.com/5bbuk87y
CAP's report on the Trump administration's new policies: americanprogress.org/article…
Borrowers moving from the Biden-era SAVE plan to the new Repayment Assistance Plan could see student-loan bills rise by $2,163 annually on average, a new report says. bit.ly/4yRXlww
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Borrowers moving from the Biden-era SAVE plan to the new Repayment Assistance Plan could see student-loan bills rise by $2,163 annually on average, a new report says. bit.ly/4yRXlww
If you have student loans, your monthly bill might be about to spike—all thanks to Trump's Big Beautiful Bill.
Get the facts ⤵️ americanprogress.org/article…
Many people have too little savings outside of Social Security to stave off financial hardships in their old age, and they will have to make difficult choices between paying medical bills, affording food, and paying their mortgage or rent. ampr.gs/4itGhaj
Domestic violence is a health policy issue. Without affordable, stable coverage, the cost of medical care can become another obstacle for survivors of intimate partner violence.
Learn more: americanprogress.org/article…
In rural areas, Head Start provides an indispensable lifeline for families who lack access to any other licensed early learning or child care options. americanprogress.org/article…
We are excited to welcome author and co-host of "The Five," @JessicaTarlov, for a conversation with @NeeraTanden on finding common ground without compromising your convictions.
RSVP for the October 27th event today ⬇️ americanprogress.org/events/…
"There are folks that can clearly afford to chip in that are not being included in the conversation."
Co-author of "The Everywhere Millionaire," Eric Zwick, makes the case that the tax code must be reworked to include wealthy business owners, not just billionaires and C-corporations.
State paid leave programs giving self-employed workers the opportunity to choose coverage are crucial first steps that should be studied and expanded.
These policies should pave the way for true national paid leave for all—including paid leave for the self-employed. ampr.gs/4B5ixRe
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🆕 Head Start resource:
Rural kids make up 21% of those under 5 who are income-eligible for Head Start, but 73% of those for whom Head Start is the only licensed child care option available.
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.@Acosta warns us: "We cannot continue to exist as a country if we do not have a free press."
Federal investments in science are foundational to our country. @SenMarkKelly criticizes Trump's cuts to scientific research.
Co-author of "The Everywhere Millionaire," Eric Zwick, shares the story of hot dog mogul Dick Portillo as an example of how the tax code should help businesses when they're "grinding and building a business" rather than when they're "making money hand over fist."
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The Trump administration is undermining Head Start, the gold standard program for early education that serves hundreds of thousands of families across the country.
Lawmakers must defend Head Start and ensure federal funding for the program is secure ‼️
Proposed changes threaten Head Start’s proven success in a move consistent with the Trump administration’s position on the program—risking job losses, service cuts, and reduced access for vulnerable families. ampr.gs/4yXluSu
The numbers don't lie: American students are trailing behind other advanced nations in math.
Review CAP's 5️⃣ policy recommendations to accelerate math achievement across the country: ampr.gs/4xxGH3Z
ALT A graphic featuring bold text reading "U.S. students lag more than 5 years behind students in China in math achievement." The center features a large white number "5" set against colorful overlapping circles, surrounded by math symbols (plus, divide, equals) and outlines of the U.S. and China. Cites Center for American Progress (2026).