Tag: homelessness

Oakland has had the courage to elect a mayor who was once homeless.

New York is too expensive for a growing number of its residents.

The pandemic is about to collide with all the cynicism of a system veering toward unsustainable inequality.

Some economists fear that this huge student debt may become the next credit bubble, 11 years after the one caused by subprime mortgages.

We are talking about thousands, tens of thousands of perfectly integrated workers with full-time jobs — sometimes more than one — who still cannot afford to rent a home with their modest income.

America is not hell, but neither is it paradise.

Fort Lauderdale recently joined the ranks of over 20 cities that have outlawed giving food to the poor in most public spaces. At least a dozen other American cities are planning to do the same.