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America’s empty bedrooms are up for grabs (opens the original)
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A 20th-century backlash banned a popular affordable housing option. It’s now seeing a revival. Todd Waller wasn’t expecting to spend the latter half of his 30s living with roommates. But in late 2022, following a breakup with his girlfriend, he needed to find a new place to live, quickly. A social worker based in the Atlanta metro, Waller started googling “efficiency apartments” and stumbled onto an ad for PadSplit, a company founded in 2017 that lets property owners rent out individual furnishe
Why so many Republicans are rejecting Trump’s AI vision for education (opens the original)
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The White House sees a fast-growing AI school network as the future. But a conservative tech backlash is building. Six months ago, first lady Melania Trump walked into a White House education summit next to a faceless robot powered by artificial intelligence, which she said could one day give children personalized instruction. “Imagine a humanoid educator named ‘Plato,’” she said. “Access to the classical studies is now instantaneous…humanity’s entire corpus of information is available in the c
Is it impossible to have a family in uncertain times? (opens the original)
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A new book unpacks why so many people struggle to build the families they want. “From the outset, reproduction is a collaborative venture,” writes Anna Louie Sussman, a journalist who has spent years reporting how people all over the world try, and too often fail, to build the families they want. Her work explores how the collaborators of reproduction keep multiplying: doctors, employers, legislators, insurers, and a fertility industry that increasingly promises not just a baby but a better one.
Private equity bought up childcare centers. A new study reveals what happened next. (opens the original)
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We’re finally getting some answers on institutional investors and daycare. Affordability is the top political problem of the moment, and lawmakers in both parties have increasingly blamed large investors for buying up housing, hospitals, and other staples families can’t do without, while jacking up prices and degrading quality. Earlier this year, Sen. Jeff Merkley (D-OR), who has backed bills on both fronts, turned his attention to childcare. The ranking member of the Senate Budget Committee sen
Why this year’s Medicare-for-all debate is different (opens the original)
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Democrats never resolved their health care war, but they may have found a way around it. The affordability and availability of healthcare is emerging as a top concern for Americans, with some recent surveys ranking it easily as the top concern. Voters are upset with rising costs, and federal cuts to Medicaid and Obamacare subsidies threaten to leave millions more uninsured. Progressive candidates, who have won major primaries this cycle, have been eager to offer Medicare-for-all as a solution. P
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