From @WSJopinion: California’s policies make it inevitable that prices will rise, especially for housing and energy, writes Allysia Finleyhttps://t.co/zIyeGlAcP5 ...

When you get into a conversation with CEOs, they want to hear data. They want to hear facts. And I have watched him evolve and grow over the last eight months where we had conversations last week, one on housing, one on child care, where he was there with a pen and a notebook, taking notes, asking questions, and coming back with very substantive responses.So he has absorbed a lot and is now digging deep on these issues that um you know Ken Griffin expressed concern about the fact that uh he made a lot you k ...

We turn now to this week's historic shakeup in South Florida where Miami voters elected former county commissioner Eileene Higgins as the first ever woman to lead the city. She is also the first declared Democrat to win Miami's mayoral race in nearly 30 years. Higgins beat her Trump endorsed opponent by roughly 20 points. And Mayor Elect Higgins joins us now. Congratulations. Uh first of all, uh what a win on so many levels. Um and to what do you uh to what do you point to that that made your your campaign ...

If you want cheaper housing, you have to cut interest rates, build more housing, and tell local city councils to stop holding the American people hostage. ...

The city’s Goldilocks status as an employer magnet with still-reasonable housing is now on shaky ground. https://t.co/Mvxkgr8gGz ...

Political Landscape & Affordability Concerns - The White House is shifting its message on affordability after President Trump dismissed concerns [1] - A Democratic overperformance in Tennessee's House special election, where affordability was a key issue, indicates voter frustration [2] - Democrats improved on their 2024 margins by an average of 13 percentage points in nearly 60 special elections, driven by rising costs [2] - Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer is urging Democrats to focus on affordability legislation for the 2026 midterms [3] - Analysts suggest Democrats could potentially flip as many as 40 House seats in the next year [3][11] Voting Rights & Representation - The Supreme Court's decisions on racially gerrymandered maps in Texas and potential challenges to birthright citizenship raise concerns about dismantling progress [4][5][8] - Potential changes to the Voting Rights Act by the Supreme Court could lessen African-American representation in Congress [10] - Despite potential setbacks, a "blue wave" is anticipated due to Americans' belief in democracy [11][12] Healthcare & Policy - Congress has limited legislative days to address healthcare, with Republicans and bipartisan groups working on plans [13][14] - Affordability of healthcare, education, energy, and housing is highlighted as a key issue for the government to address [17]

Could this be the beginning of the end for millennial and Gen Z housing woes in the UK? Don’t count on it, writes @lararhiannonw (via @opinion) https://t.co/YD1pX7VfHF ...

Economic Growth & Politics - British millennials are embracing infrastructure, housing and the politics of economic growth [1] Social Trends - Millennials are supporting an unlikely new cause [1]

British millennials are embracing an unlikely new cause: infrastructure, housing and the politics of economic growth. https://t.co/TCPYPTsNLP ...

An emerging political movement aims to make infrastructure, housing and growth cool for a generation of frustrated Britons. Read more: https://t.co/9zTL2Prvtq📷️: Erik Winther Paisley https://t.co/FfG6D6RMqX ...