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Altruism Can’t End Homelessness

With an estimated 75,500 homeless individuals in Los Angeles County, the Los Angeles mayor is calling upon “the most fortunate”

Justin Walker and Pratik Shah are the owners of Justice Inc, a business in Houston that provides intellectual bodyguard services.

As energy expert Alex Epstein points out in Fossil Future, before we begin to analyze any idea or policy, we

Those engaged in policy debates often make arbitrary assertions. The arbitrary can take many different forms, but it always includes

We are often told that a worker making the minimum wage can’t afford the rent for an apartment. As an

California legislators are considering a bill that would make the “right” to housing a part of the state’s constitution. Not

In my book, The Affordable Housing Crisis: Causes and Cures, I examine many different policies that have impacted the affordability

One’s credit score determines one’s ability to obtain loans at favorable rates. Those with a higher credit score are deemed