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A new paper shows that White men are overrepresented in the head coaching ranks relative to their presence as student-athletes, and this overrepresentation has persisted for at least the past 10 years.

The failure of the nomination of Matt Gaetz for Attorney General could be a major blow to President Trump’s power in his second term.

A new CEPR report examines the Uruguayan economy ahead of the second round of presidential elections on Sunday.

New research shows that income volatility makes it harder for workers to pay for health care and increases the likelihood that they carry debt.

14 members of Congress, led by Congresswoman Susan Wild (D-PA), sent a letter to International Monetary Fund (IMF) Managing Director Kristalina Georgieva urging the Fund to move away from its long history of harmful, anti-worker loan conditionality, and to instead enact an agenda that meets the needs of workers and low-income populations across the developing world.

The US State Department’s announcement of visa restrictions against Ecuador’s former president Rafael Correa, former vice president Jorge Glas, and members of their families are a “transparently political attempt to weaken” Correa’s political movement ahead of February’s elections.

Discover possible scenarios for IMF surcharge policy reform by the Fund’s Board. Learn why CEPR advocates for the elimination of these punitive fees.

 A comprehensive new report documents the array of socioeconomic challenges faced by disabled people in the United States, providing a broad overview of the relationship between disability and economic injustice.