Can schools safely reopen though the pandemic shows little sign of waning and educators stumble towards the first day of school in the absence of a clear cut strategy? The answer is uncertain. In early July President Trump demanded that schools “open quickly,...
Californians have two weeks left to self-respond to the census. In mid-August intrepid brigades of census foot soldiers will set forth to knock on doors and round up people who have not yet filled their forms. For the last six months, getting people to self respond to...
More than 20 million renters who are unable to pay rent are at risk of eviction as $600 weekly federal subsidies and eviction moratoriums that gave temporary relief expire on July 30. As lawmakers spar over extended unemployment benefits, millions of displaced workers...
On July 21, 2020 President Trump issued a bombshell memorandum calling for ‘illegal aliens’ to be excluded from the final census count when determining how many congressional seats are allotted to each state. The memo triggered a firestorm of protests and lawsuits...
Our paychecks and mental health took a beating in the pandemic, say Americans. The Census Bureau agrees. The results of its experimental Household Pulse Survey confirm that’s where American households have been hit the hardest by the coronavirus pandemic. As the virus...
