States can improve the affordability and quality of higher ed through earnings-based funding, Pell grants, and reducing barriers to new schools.
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The housing shortage is a case study of unfortunate regulatory success, not failure: a ruthlessly effective system doing what it was designed to do.
Congress should end subsidized loans for institutions that economically fail their students.
Policymakers should leverage 529 accounts to help all children choose the best education and job training opportunities throughout their lives.
The loss of social connection and associated rise in loneliness has had a host of social, cultural, economic, and civic consequences.
America must move beyond its original health care sin: tax-advantaged, employer-sponsored insurance.
Rural America is undergoing tremendous economic upheaval, but this turmoil offers policymakers an opportunity to enact real change.
Ensuring that foster youth and their caregivers have access to vital resources should reduce negative life outcomes during adulthood