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Resilient: Keeping Your Wits—Workforce, Innovation, Technology, Security—About You

Reports

HEALTH CARE BRIEFING: U.S. Urges States to Widen Vaccine Access

Reports

State of Renewal: The Department of State Today, Tomorrow and Beyond

Reports

Congress should reform the law to ensure federal vacancies are filled

Since the early days of the republic, presidents have had the ability to temporarily fill federal roles that need Senate confirmation with acting officials, a vital practice in the transition from one leader to the next. But serious flaws with the law that governs federal vacancies combined with Senate inaction have enabled Donald Trump to fill numerous critical jobs with acting officials indefinitely, a practice that has destabilized the work of federal agencies and undermined the role of the Senate.

Press Room | Op-Ed

To recharge the country, Biden should give 1 million college students paid government internships

There are 16 million college students in America. These young people hold the promise of being our next generation of innovators and leaders. But once they graduate, they face student debt repayments and a labor market that has been ravaged by the pandemic.

Press Room | Op-Ed

Pre-Inaugural Nominee Announcements: Trump-Clinton

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A Nudge in the Right Direction: How Understanding Human Behavior Can Lead to More Effective Government

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Max Stier’s statement for the House Committee on Oversight and Reform Subcommittee on Government Operations, “The Elements of Presidential Transitions”

Congressional Testimony and Policy Comments

Bit by Bit: How governments used technology to move the mission forward during COVID-19

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Senate Traditionally Confirms First Cabinet Secretaries Within Days

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