New updates to Urban Institute's Debt in America Map show the potential impact of debt on young adults in the U.S. @urbaninstitute.bsky.socialwww.urban.org/urban-wire/m...
Taking on debt can allow young adults to navigate new careers and educational opportunities, but high debt burdens risk limiting young people’s current and future financial prospects.
Many working older adults with modest incomes will get slammed in 2025 if Congress doesn't renew enhanced premium tax credits. @urbaninstitute.bsky.socialwww.urban.org/research/pub...
In this summary, we examine the expected distribution of enhanced PTCs among nonelderly people with incomes over 400 percent of FPL by age, income, and state. We use projected 2025 subsidized Marketpl...
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This one really has me fucked up ya'll. A child is dead because this asshole ordained himself a hero and thought his gun gave him heightened power to issue orders. How badly did America fuck up to live in a reality where dead children are an acceptable cost of letting lunatics keep deadly weapons?
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The Post's new CEO Will Lewis tried to stop the paper from publishing a story about allegations he faces in Britain. It wasn't the first time he's attempted to head off unwanted coverage. I know, beca...
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i think it is great that we have an unelected supra-legislature that is completely unbound by precedent or public opinion or tradition or text and that effectively cannot be disciplined or checked by any other political actor in the system
"The Supreme Court has effectively replaced a very high bar for allowing insurrectionists into federal office — a supermajority vote by Congress [as specified in the 14th Amendment] — with the lowest bar imaginable: congressional inaction." www.nytimes.com/2024/03/04/o...
Its ruling on Trump’s eligibility for the presidency contradicts the clear language of the 14th Amendment.
Since some people are reacting to the headline, not the rest: the mystery isn't why rural Americans are feeling bad, it's why they reward politicians who act against their interests www.nytimes.com/2024/02/26/o...
Why do voters prefer politicians who lie rather than help?