The proposed rule would allow housing providers to implement work requirements and time limits for housing assistance, which could make it more difficult for residents, including disabled residents, to remain stably housed.

As property insurance options have concentrated and become less affordable, homeowners are taking on more risk by turning to last-resort insurance plans, taking on higher deductibles, or forgoing insurance entirely.

In our most recent update to the Upward Mobility Data Dashboard, we observe that fewer jobs provide a living wage, learning rates continue to decline, and deaths from injury have increased over the past decade.

At a time when rising costs have made it harder for many families to meet basic needs, public benefits are more important than ever. An innovative online screener is connecting people to the supports they need and offers lessons for increasing the impact of such tools.

Shopping a credit score to report the higher option may make homeownership more affordable for buyers but would significantly increase the perceived default risk and reduce revenue for the government-sponsored enterprises.