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Asia Center for Asia-Pacific Resilience and Innovation The Asia-Pacific Hub of the Reform for Resilience Commission
Health Presidents on health care Every administration since FDR's New Deal has had to consider the appropriate role of government in securing the nation's health
Governance A plea for restraint from Congress That the House abused its power of inquiry does not mean it lacked authority to demand financial records of President Trump. Not all abuses of power are unconstitutional. The Hill
Economic Issues Millions of youth forgotten amid pandemic The catastrophic effects of the coronavirus crisis are reversing progress for many young people. Melody Barnes and John Bridgeland The Hill
Race and Racism ‘Quick with the revolver’ Phone calls from 1964, 1965, and 1967 illustrate President Johnson's response to police violence and racial unrest during his presidency
