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Survey: D.C. Residents Value Human Life the Most Equally

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The Role of Rural Resentment in Trump's Victory

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| Bloomberg News Verified
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| citymetric.com
Long before Covid-19, the United States suffered from a housing crisis. Across the country, working class and low-income Americans struggled to pay rent, while the possibility of home ownership receded into fantasy. In hot markets, affordability became a struggle for even the middle class: In California, 41 percent of the population spends over a third of their income on housing costs.
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