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March 13, 2025
…2024, the real price of housing doubled in Phoenix and rose by 55 percent in Atlanta. According to the National Associaon of Realtors, the median new home price in now…
March 12, 2025
…non-intact families (84%). What’s more: the Success Sequence is broadly popular with Americans of all kinds. A study by Nat Malkus at the American Enterprise Institute suggests that 76% of American parents…
March 11, 2025
…family stability and fertility. For instance, just 47.6% of Ohio children are raised in intact, married families for the duration of childhood, well below the national average of 53%. This…
March 11, 2025
While occupied with budget bills to keep the government open and set future spending and tax levels, Congress is also cleaning up past messes. Today, the House is expected to…
March 10, 2025
Key Points The 2024 National Assessment of Educational Progress (NAEP) scores underline a continuing decline in educational achievement in the United States. The Institute of Education Sciences’ tendency to favor…
March 3, 2025
…years. In the nation’s largest public housing system in New York, the average is 20 years. That means there are long waiting lists for those needing help. A time limit…
February 27, 2025
…child poverty than the breakdown of marriage. And the classic American pursuit of happiness has proven more elusive of late—with reports of happiness falling across the nation in recent years—because…
February 27, 2025
…power a mid-sized city. By 2030, AI training could demand eight GW, equivalent to the output of eight nuclear reactors. Add to this OpenAI’s Stargate Project—a $500 billion investment in nationwide…
February 25, 2025
…to change the trajectory of the nation. But Trump can’t deliver this promise only by cutting wasteful spending. American taxpayers have been forced to fund DEI programs in Europe, drag…
February 25, 2025
…the Buckeye state. For instance, only 47.6% of children across the state are growing up in an intact, married family—again, well below the national average of 53 percent. This sets…