Politics

How the Democratic Candidates Would Tackle the Housing Crisis

Notably, the three candidates who completed the survey all agreed with the statement that “the federal government has an obligation to proactively address racially discriminatory housing policies from the past.” But there are also significant points of disagreement. Mr. Sanders, for instance, is the only candidate calling for a national rent control law. Specifically, he […]

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How Bloomberg, Sanders and Warren Responded to a Survey on Housing

Mike will: Require Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac to direct less of their taxpayer subsidy toward high-value mortgages, which the private market can serve, and more toward lower-income households — especially by supporting lending for multi-family units. Engage the GSEs in other efforts to promote safe and sustainable homeownership for creditworthy low-income borrowers. Ensure the

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Elizabeth Warren: A Populist for the Professional Class

In Nevada, she again struggled among those who never attended college, earning about half as much support as Tom Steyer, the billionaire businessman who, according to entrance polling, was a nonfactor in the overall race before he dropped out Saturday. Her best demographic groups? Those with advanced degrees and regular users of Twitter. In South

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Trump Administration Sends Mixed Signals on Coronavirus Testing

WASHINGTON — The Trump administration sent mixed signals on Tuesday about how quickly testing for the coronavirus would ramp up, stressing that close to a million coronavirus tests should be available this week but also that the number of tests to be administered remained unknown. Dr. Stephen Hahn, the commissioner of the Food and Drug

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Super Tuesday States: What to Watch for in California, Texas and Elsewhere

Fourteen states will hold primary elections in today’s Super Tuesday contests, including the two that award the most delegates, California and Texas, as well as a number of critical general-election swing states. Here’s a look at six of the most interesting battlegrounds. California In 2016, California proved to be something of a firewall for Hillary

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Texas Primaries Will Help Shape the Race for Congress. Here’s What to Watch.

WASHINGTON — A series of high-profile Republican retirements and a growing base of Democratic voters have made congressional races in Texas some of the country’s most crowded and closely watched. Primary races that will be decided on Tuesday are expected to move a new generation of Republicans closer to taking office and to narrow the

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