The No Labels Analysis on Police Reform Proposals

Check out the latest in our Smart Chart series, in which we did side by side comparisons of the Democratic and Republican positions on key policing issues—like no knock warrants and qualified immunity—and rated the possibility of finding bipartisan agreement in each area.

Poll: Swing district voters split on $4 trillion spending plan
By Max Greenwood

Voters in some of the most competitive congressional districts are largely split on — if not outright opposed to — Democrats’ $4 trillion economic plan that includes sweeping investments in infrastructure and social programs, according to a new poll from the centrist group No Labels.

Is a Crypto Crackdown Coming From Washington?
By Zane Heflin & Olive Morris

How does the federal government regulate something explicitly designed to be decentralized and deregulated? We’re about to find out. Cryptocurrency is here to stay, but as The New Center explains, what happens next depends on developments like these...

How Biden Can Bust Through the Gridlock
By William A. Galston

New challenges are opportunities to transcend traditional divisions and forge new alliances. The rise of China, for instance, has produced broad support for investments in new technologies and production processes such as artificial intelligence and robotics.