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Many of the issues facing our country are extraordinarily complex and nuanced. In order to understand these policy issues and the various perspectives around them, elected leaders, government staff, the public, industry, and nonprofits must first have an objective basic knowledge that is rooted in fact. Center Forward’s Basics series presents complicated issues in a non-partisan and easy-to-understand manner.

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Caregiving in Crisis: Understanding the U.S. Care Economy Shortage

Workforce

The care economy plays a crucial role in U.S. society by providing essential support to vulnerable populations, including the elderly, children, and individuals with disabilities. In recent years, the U.S. has confronted a growing care crisis marked by an increasing demand for caregiving services and a significant shortage of professional caregivers.

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Electric Vehicles and the Evolution of the Global Auto Market

Climate & Sustainability Infrastructure Technology

The United States is working to expand the use of charging stations for growing EV demand. To encourage a profitable and sustainable EV market in the United States, states and the federal government have been working to domesticate mineral supply chains and strengthen EV infrastructure.

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The Nation’s Pipeline for Skilled Foreign Talent: H-1B Visas

Workforce

The H-1B visa program is a cornerstone of the U.S. immigration system designed to meet specific labor shortages in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) fields. Despite its importance to the domestic labor market, the program has been the target of criticism from stakeholders across industries and political circles and poses an ongoing challenge for policymakers.

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Immersive Learning – The Future Of Education Tech

Technology Workforce

Immersive learning is an innovative approach to education leveraging cutting-edge technology to create engaging and interactive learning experiences. These applications are not far-off concepts in development, but are currently in use as they continue to push into traditional education and professional landscapes in revolutionary ways.

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Shifting Tides: Labour’s Rise and the Future of UK-U.S. Relations

Governance Trade

Following the 2024 general election in the UK, Labour’s Keir Starmer assumed the role of prime minister, signaling a political shift after fourteen years of Conservative governance. This transition raises important questions about the direction of domestic and international policies, particularly regarding the long-standing “special relationship” between the U.S. and the UK.

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Tax Talk: An A-Z Guide

Tax

Whether you’re new to the intricacies of tax legislation or a seasoned professional looking for a quick refresher, this will serve as a handy reference guide.

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The Future of Telehealth: Adapting Healthcare to the Digital Age

Health Care

With telehealth flexibilities set for an extension at the end of the year, the role of telehealth in the United States and its future as a key tenet of the American healthcare system is at stake.

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What Makes Wireless Work? Explaining Spectrum Allocation

Energy & Utilities Technology

Wireless technologies such as cell phones, bluetooth, and the WiFi operate on the electromagnetic spectrum. With the growing digital economy, consumers and businesses rely on spectrum bandwidth more than ever. Policymakers continue to confront hard questions of how to regulate spectrum use while ensuring fair access and reliable service.

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