The coronavirus pandemic has dramatically and ominously shifted the scale of the eviction crisis in the United States.
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Voters support a series of progressive proposals that could be included in a future economic relief package.
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Since Facebook announced Libra, its proposed “global crypto-currency,” a bit over a year ago, central banks and monetary authorities worldwide have accelerated their efforts to develop central bank digital currencies (CBDCs).
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Over the last two years, Data for Progress and YouGov Blue have fielded twenty-five national surveys—totaling over 1,600 questions—to measure public opinion across various policy areas.
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In Portland, Oregon, federal agents in unmarked cars chased protestors and snatched them off the streets without explanation.
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On July 25, a moratorium that has protected millions of renters in federally-sponsored housing from eviction will expire.
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For the first time in generations, the American Left has a real chance at winning power.
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In a memo released earlier this month, Data for Progress outlined what a progressive cabinet might look like.
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Amidst the larger debate about funding for law enforcement, Data for Progress and The Justice Collaborative conducted a national survey to examine attitudes toward police presence in schools.
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Voters support progressive priorities when it comes to defense spending.
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Recently, Data for Progress and YouGov Blue fielded a survey of battleground state Independent voters.
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Recently, Data for Progress and YouGov Blue fielded a survey of battleground state Independent voters.
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There is strong need for public access to records of police misconduct.
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Income inequality in the United States is worse than ever, a divide deepened by the coronavirus pandemic and the government’s inadequate response.
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In 2018, more than 5,300 people in California died from a drug overdose, the most of any state in the country.
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Extreme sentences have contributed to the United States being the number one incarcerator in the world
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The coronavirus pandemic has exposed deep structural flaws in the design and operation of the U.S. economic and political systems.
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The aim of the CARES Act was to ensure that workers would maintain 100 percent of their pre-pandemic wages.
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Unemployment has skyrocketed due to the coronavirus pandemic and its economic fallout, with 38.6 million jobless claims filed in the past nine weeks.
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Sheriffs are the so-called “tip of the spear” in eviction proceedings.
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