Podcasts

Do presidents have the power to act alone?

Republicans are gearing up to enact a suite of policy changes on Day 1 of a potential new administration, reigniting fears of an imperial presidency. Can presidents act unilaterally? The evidence is mixed.

November 29, 2023
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Commentary
Climate

What’s in Senator Cassidy’s Foreign Pollution Fee bill?

If addressing climate change is a top priority, lawmakers should focus on enacting effective domestic climate policies, such as a border-adjusted carbon tax, rather than targeted tariffs deliberately designed to counter certain countries.

November 29, 2023 • Shuting Pomerleau
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Commentary
Immigration

Lessons from Canada: private sponsorship can help refugees land higher-skilled jobs

We can capitalize on the lessons from Canada and European countries to create an American private sponsorship model where inclusive social networks are inherent in naming and matching, nurturing a more interconnected society and a greater sense of belonging.

November 28, 2023 • Claire Holba
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Do presidents have the power to act alone?
What’s in Senator Cassidy’s Foreign Pollution Fee bill?
By Shuting Pomerleau
Lessons from Canada: private sponsorship can help refugees land higher-skilled jobs
By Claire Holba