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🚨Trump admits what policymakers from both parties have long denied: US sanctions harm the Syrian people. Read more from CEPR's Eleonora Piergallini and Michael Galant: f.mtr.cool/pcpsrqzcxv

27 children died at a Texas summer camp.  Weather service gutted.  FEMA decimated.  Early warning systems absent.  All while the wealthy get tax cuts.  The blood is on the hands of every politician who chose profits over preparation. More from MattSedlar

1984: #LatAM countries formed the Cartagena Consensus during their debt crisis—not a "debtors' club" but a forum for collaboration.  2025: UN's new borrowers' platform echoes this approach. History shows even tentative cooperation can shift power dynamics in global finance. More

On today’s Democratic Daily Download, Rep. Tim Kennedy speaks out at a Western New York nursing home that will be hurt by the One Big Ugly Bill and calls on Republicans to #CancelTheCuts to Medicaid.

From Iran nuclear talks to Syria sanctions relief, our monthly Sanctions Watch covers the global impact of economic coercive measures. See how sanctions shape international relations and affect civilian populations worldwide: bit.ly/40wGIXY

The Trump admin wants AI to decide Medicare coverage, but their track record is abysmal. The FDA's "Elsa" AI can't get basic facts right. The MAHA Report was riddled with AI-generated references to non-existent studies. Putting unreliable algorithms in charge of seniors'

This month, we are thrilled to be supporting CEPR. Read how CEPR works to keep the government accountable to an educated and empowered public. blog.credo.com/2025/07/07/don…?

FEMA has lost 2K employees under Trump while he openly discusses eliminating the agency. Texas families are drowning while the administration drowns disaster response in politics. This is what smaller government looks like—and it's deadly. cepr.net/publications/t…

The irony is staggering: They're calling it "WISeR" while making healthcare dumber. Medicare runs at 1.1% admin costs vs private insurance's 12-18%. Instead of fixing MA's $84B in annual overpayments, we're importing their broken denial system into efficient Medicare. More from