Economy

Presidential candidates tackle housing crisis with diverging plans; Harris pushes for new homes, Trump supports zoning.

Ohio AG Dave Yost and 11 GOP AGs filed a brief arguing the FTC’s attempt to block the Kroger-Albertsons merger is unconstitutional.

Vice President Kamala Harris outlines her economic vision, promising tax cuts and homebuyer assistance amid a tight race.

Harris proposes capping child care costs to 7% of income and offering $6,000 for newborns. Trump focuses on tariffs.

Kamala Harris proposes a federal ban on price gouging in food, while Trump suggests tariffs that could raise prices.

Harris has vowed to increase the housing supply by three million homes and provide up to $25,000 in down payment support.

The Federal Reserve’s interest rate cut aims to lower mortgage rates, boost apartment construction, and reduce rental costs.

Dozens of progressive groups convened in D.C. Wednesday to advocate for “tax justice,” urging higher taxes on the wealthy.

“Senators and advocates raise concerns over predatory practices in private student loans, citing deception and burdens.”

The vice president will urge Congress to pass a federal ban on price gouging and empower the FTC to prevent food industry consolidation.