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Alison Saldanha

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As seen in: The Dallas Morning News, MSN, The New York Times, The Economic Times, Yahoo Canada, Yahoo News, NPR, Yahoo Finance, Boston.com, Chicago Tribune, NDTV and
Reporting with data @dallasnews. Previously @seattletimes, @npr, @nytgraphics and a bunch of fun places. 🦋
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Why the American Dream remains out of reach for many in North Texas Original

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By Alison Saldanha Verified, William Tong
| The Dallas Morning News Verified
Flags flutter in a warm breeze a people cross a bridge at EpicCentral in Grand Prairie, Monday, June 8, 2026. Smiley N.
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These were the top baby names in Texas in 2025

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By Hanna Zakharenko, Alexandra Kanik, Alison Saldanha Verified, Mel Fronczek Verified
| The Dallas Morning News Verified
The 2025 most popular baby names in Texas are out, but they shouldn't come as much of a surprise if you’ve been paying attention for the past decade. 2025 marked the eighth year that Liam is the state's most popular boy's name. For girls, Emma won out over 2024's top name, Olivia, but the two names have been #1 and #2 in the state since 2014. “Regional name trends tell stories about demographics,” said Sophie Kihm, a baby name expert and editor-in-chief of Namesberry.
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Social Security checks for retired Texans could drop in 2032 if Congress doesn’t act

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By Alison Saldanha Verified
| Yahoo Verified
Amid rising cost pressures, older Texans in or near retirement may start to receive smaller Social Security checks in less than seven years if Congress doesn't act sooner. The Social Security Administration's Old-Age & Survivors Insurance(OASI) Trust Fund is projected to run out by 2032 if the program continues to pay out more than it receives in income, according to its trustees' newly released report.
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