The maximum SNAP benefit fell short of covering the average cost of a modestly priced meal in 96 percent of counties in 2020, but the share dropped to 41 percent with a temporary boost under the American Rescue Plan Act. The new, permanent increase will shrink the gap to just 21 percent.
Patients who feel unfairly treated or judged because of their race or ethnicity when seeking health care face consequences that can directly harm their health, including delayed care or no care at all.
On Tuesday, August 24, join housing experts as they discuss data and research on why homeownership is more affordable than renting and what can be done to increase access to homeownership.
The just-passed infrastructure bill could boost train travel and reduce carbon emissions, but additional investments and policy changes to prioritize intercity ridership would ensure the long-term success of the rail program.
Fannie Mae will now allow rental payments to be incorporated into mortgage applications—a historic and evidence-supported decision that will open doors to homeownership for many previously excluded households.
