Over 70 Economists Call For Biden Administration To Return Afghanistan’s Central Bank Reserves
More than 70 economists sent a letter to President Joe Biden and Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen today urging them to allow the
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Staying Together For The Kids Won’t Reduce Mass Shootings – OpEd
By Shawn Fremstad* Only a day after the Uvalde mass shooting, Republican Sen. Mike Lee of Utah suggested that “fatherlessness” was to
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Solid Month Of Job Growth In April – Analysis
The economy added 428,000 jobs in April, while the unemployment rate remained flat at 3.6 percent. The unemployment rates for
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US Congress Passes Omnibus Spending Bill Calling For State Department To Investigate Claims Of Fraudulent Election In Bolivia In 2019
The US Congress passed a $1.5 trillion government “omnibus” spending bill that includes language instructing the US State Department to
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Is President Biden ‘Progressive’ On Foreign Policy?
Ahead of President Biden’s State of the Union address, a new release from the Center for Economic and Policy Research (CEPR) in
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Twelve Years After Haiti’s Devastating Earthquake, New Report Recommends Key USAID Reforms
Twelve years after the 2010 earthquake that devastated Haiti, a new report from the Center for Economic and Policy Research (CEPR) examines
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The Full Cost Of Black Men’s Joblessness Is About $50 Billion A Year
Black men have consistently had the highest annual unemployment rate for the last 20 years. But wait. There’s more. In
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Xiomara Castro’s Likely Victory In Honduras A ‘Triumph For Democracy Over Corruption And Election Irregularities’ – OpEd
The likely victory by Libre Party presidential candidate Xiomara Castro is a “triumph for democracy over corruption and election irregularities,”
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Honduras To Hold Crucial Elections Amid Escalating Political Violence And Fears Of Fraud – OpEd
By Simon Elliott This Sunday, November 28, Hondurans will head to the polls for crucial elections amid escalating political violence
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New Report Finds IMF Surcharges Are ‘Inappropriate And Unjustifiable,’ Especially During The Pandemic
A new report from the Center for Economic and Policy Research (CEPR) examines International Monetary Fund (IMF) surcharges and finds that they
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