In July of this year, President Trump sent a series of tweets to “The Suburban Housewives of America.” “Biden will destroy your neighborhood and your American Dream,” one tweet claimed. “I will preserve it, and make it even better!” Another touted, “I am happy to...
In the US, accessory dwelling units (ADUs) have become a darling in circles searching for affordable housing solutions. Regions across the country, from Portland to Boston to the state of California, have begun to make way for the development of basement apartments,...
“Research has shown that fears of significant increases in unemployment or prices are largely exaggerated…”
There are several lessons the U.S. could take from Singapore’s systems
Senator Elizabeth Warren introduces comprehensive student debt forgiveness bill.
Wage-gap policies only go so far in changing society’s traditions. We need changemakers to get the ball rolling on making tangible change for all American women.
The state inherently plays a role in the lives of its citizens. Through the implementation or removal of laws, government policies promote a wide range of behaviors by providing or diminishing incentives. Regarding family policy, the conservative approach is to...
The Group of Seven (G-7) leaders recently agreed on a set of guidelines to better protect global financial institutions from cyberattacks. This non-binding accord recognizes the recent pervasive cyberattacks that have hit accounts of major institutions,...
Facing over $72 billion in debt, Puerto Rico is in the midst of a battle within the US legal system and Congress to help bring relief to its 3 million US citizens. As a territory, existing law does not allow P.R. the types of bankruptcy options that are afforded to US...