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What the Reflecting Pool Actually Reflects
An American icon becomes a metaphor for an incompetent and corrupt presidency
 • Don Moynihan
Can We Automate the Safety Net?
Lessons policymakers should learn from previous efforts
 • Ariel Jurow Kleiman, Gabriel Scheffler, and Andrew Hammond
The Trump Administration’s Dubious Case for Work Requirements
Cherry-picked studies and unrealistic assumptions define a new government report
 • Chloe East and Adrianna McIntyre
How automation reduced administrative burdens and increased access to Emergency Rental Assistance
New research shows how data can increase access and program integrity
 • Rebecca Johnson and Tyler Simko
The Creep of Politicization
A new assault on science highlights a broader pattern
 • Don Moynihan
Trump wants all federal employees to sign NDAs
A breathtaking expansion of the culture of governmental secrecy
 • Don Moynihan
Scenes from a personalist regime
Seven signs that Trump has embedded personalist leadership in American government
 • Don Moynihan
Colbert, courage and capitulation
New data show bipartisan opposition to government leaning on TV networks and universities
 • Michael Wagner
The lie behind the SCOTUS attack on democracy
The court does not want a colorblind democracy
 • Don Moynihan
Can We Still Govern?
Improving the quality of government, public policy, reducing administrative burdens
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