Republic 3.0Americans’ Precarious Financial LivesCould you weather an unexpected financial shock — a broken bone, a leaky roof, a trip to the hospital or a layoff at your company?Oct 29, 2015Oct 29, 2015
Republic 3.0Chicago’s promising experiment with a year-round EITCby Michael PurzyckiOct 29, 2015Oct 29, 2015
Republic 3.04 Ways to Fix the Debt Limit — ForeverIn an all-too-familiar saga, the White House and the GOP reached an eleventh-hour deal this week to raise the debt ceiling — again. The…Oct 27, 2015Oct 27, 2015
Republic 3.0inRepublic RebuiltWhy You Can’t Afford to RetireAnd why expanding Social Security isn’t enough to help the middle class.Oct 22, 2015Oct 22, 2015
Republic 3.0inRepublic RebuiltLagging Behind the World on Paid LeaveD.C.’s proposed paid leave benefit would lead the nation — but it still wouldn’t match what the Slovak Republic already offers its…Oct 16, 20151Oct 16, 20151
Republic 3.0inRepublic Rebuilt“Good” Countries Export MoreNew research finds “soft power” paysOct 14, 2015Oct 14, 2015
Republic 3.0inRepublic RebuiltWhy cities need “Smart Water”Here’s the next frontier in sustainabilityOct 4, 20151Oct 4, 20151
Republic 3.0inRepublic RebuiltFrom Garbage to GasLandfills and sewage treatment plants are an overlooked source of clean energy — but a boom in bio-methane might be coming.Sep 25, 2015Sep 25, 2015
Republic 3.0How to Save a High School DropoutNew research shows the key role of relationships in preventing dropout.Sep 22, 20151Sep 22, 20151
Republic 3.0Retirement RaidingsIn good news for Americans’ retirement security, new data shows Americans might finally be saving more for retirement. But Americans are…Sep 9, 2015Sep 9, 2015
