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Private school vouchers lost a lot of battles, but they may have won the war. → Read More
Cities are finally starting to build more housing — but not for people with kids. → Read More
Not everything is talking about the same thing — and that matters. → Read More
The $6.8 trillion proposal reflects how his priorities have changed. → Read More
People living in tents has become one of the most urgent issues in American politics. → Read More
The hours between school dismissal and the end of the workday are a mess. They don’t have to be. → Read More
An economist explains why it’s time to rethink popular assumptions about layoffs. → Read More
Taking a new look at one of the most commonly adopted police reforms in the country. → Read More
HUD hopes its new rule to combat segregation will last longer than Obama’s. → Read More
The effort to restrict abortion pills is ramping up in 2023. → Read More
"Housing first" works, but it takes money, commitment, and, well, housing. → Read More
How Republicans’ disappointing midterm performance changed the politics. → Read More
Lawmakers say it’s needed even if it doesn’t fix the housing supply shortage. → Read More
The major reflections, arguments, and spin. → Read More
Pro-choice coalitions prevailed in red, blue, and purple states. → Read More
With calls of "parents’ rights" Republicans are targeting transgender youth up and down the ticket. → Read More
Here’s what each party would do with power — and what divided government would mean for policy. → Read More
Higher prices are painful. A recession could be worse. → Read More
A November ballot measure could provide a jolt to the national debate on child care. → Read More
The successful ballot measure could provide a jolt to the national debate on child care. → Read More