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THIS WEEK FROM CAP
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For America to lead innovation, we have to ensure our people are
skilled and educated and operating in an environment conducive to their
success.
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There is much the president can do to address gun violence in our communities that does not require approval by Congress.
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The Supreme Court's rulings on two marriage equality cases have widespread implications for the future of LGBT rights.
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Physicians are increasingly practicing defensive medicine to avoid
lawsuits, but this trend increases costs and doesn't improve health care
outcomes.
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THE WEEK AHEAD
IMMIGRATION:
Dowell Myers, Stephen Levy, and John Pitkin on the contributions of
immigrants and their children to the American workforce and jobs of the
future.
EDUCATION:
Kaitlin Pennington on the role that teacher voice is playing in
education reform; and Jennifer DeMonte on the governance of teacher
preparation.
ENERGY AND ENVIRONMENT:
Daniel J. Weiss and Jackie Weidman on federal community resilience
investments; and Mari Hernandez and Richard Caperton on the importance
of universal access to electricity in the United States.
HEALTH CARE:
Maura Calsyn and Emily Oshima Lee on the threat of self-insured plans among small businesses. |
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