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In a first-of-its-kind analysis, we find that though 60 percent of US adults report being aware of Trump accounts, awareness is not evenly distributed across the population.
A generation is stuck in starter homes, but they’re gaining traction The number of first-time homebuyers remains strong, while the number of repeat homebuyers lags well below its historical average.If the Senate repeal-and-replace health care bill goes forward, it would cut Medicaid just as more elderly Americans need long-term services and support Baby boomers will start reaching their mid-eighties around 2030, when proposed cuts to Medicaid would take effect.How an affordable housing developer improved Austin’s health outcomes Austin's Foundation Communities launched free, on-site health programming with the help of a variety of partner health organizations.Should Congress take a page from the gainful employment playbook? Gainful employment data suggest that Congress should rethink its approach to holding all colleges accountable for their graduates' debt-to-earnings ratio.Funds raised for child poverty should rely on evidence for greater impact Red Nose Day raised $38 million in the United States this year. These funds should support evidence-tested programs that improve children's lives.Empowering women through international tourism: What we know and need to know Women make up more than half of the tourism workforce, which makes the industry’s growth a unique opportunity to empower women across the world.