The Trump administration’s regressive tariff and refund process is yet another example of how the administration’s economic policies have hurt American families and businesses.
If the Trump administration wants to pass the test on China, it must stop settling for bromance theater and start leveraging real American power to secure durable, measurable results. Check out CAP's scorecard on the recent Trump-Xi summit ⤵️ https://t.co/EkqrPgYkCB
Anemic job numbers validate the anxiety many Americans are feeling about high costs. We should end the war in Iran now, reverse Trump’s disastrous tariffs, and build an economy that actually works for everyone.
Today, the U.S. Department of the Treasury released proposed rules for a federal school choice program it is preparing to launch in January.
In response, Weadé James, senior director for K-12 Education Policy at CAP, issued the following statement: https://t.co/38XSq58q1V
While American consumers bore the brunt of the Trump administration’s unlawful IEEPA tariffs, they are largely left holding the bag while large corporations receive the refunds the court system has ordered paid back to importers. https://t.co/buH2mcice6
The stakes could not be higher at the intersection of energy, manufacturing, and emissions. Yet there are reasons for hope thanks to clean energy. https://t.co/8DHF1PPoLT
TODAY: New SNAP cuts are kicking in because of Trump's "Big Beautiful Bill."
5 million people have already lost food assistance, including 1.5 million+ kids since the bill was enacted.
No kid deserves to go hungry so Trump can give his billionaire buddies another tax handout.
In today’s #MustRead, @jckeller15 shares lessons from Climate Week NYC on how countries can grow their clean energy industries, create good jobs, lower household energy bills and strengthen energy security.
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WATCH: New Mexico Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham (@GovMLG) Discusses Cost of Living & Investment in Children and Families, @amprog hosts https://t.co/vOkk1t0spL
New state-by-state CAP analysis finds that the Trump administration’s tariffs cost small-business importers in all 50 states and Washington, D.C., an average of $426,000 more over 18 months—damage that refunds cannot fully undo. https://t.co/buH2mcice6
5 million people, including an estimated 1 million children, have lost access to food because of Trump. Instead of a ballroom, an arch, or a war, we could be making sure people don’t go hungry. This President’s priorities are shameful.
LGBTQI+ people lack access to safe, quality health care. States can take immediate steps to improve their health systems to better serve LGBTQI+ patients. https://t.co/hMwoaFYSmG
LGBTQI+ people are at greater risk of losing access to health care under congressional Republicans' One Big Beautiful Bill Act. Learn more ⬇️ https://t.co/KanKX8mKbQ