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Abdallah Fayyad

Abdallah Fayyad

Policy Correspondent at Vox

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  • English
Covering topics
  • Society
  • Real Estate
  • Law

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Recent Articles

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Why do people think Republicans are better for the economy?

Since World War II, the economy has, on average, fared better when Democrats are in the White House.
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Public housing didn’t fail in the US. But it was sabotaged.

A brief history of how America’s public housing experiment was designed to fail.
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Health care costs could spike for millions of families

America’s fragmented safety net makes it easy for cuts to go unnoticed.
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Trump tapped Musk to co-lead the “Department of Government Efficien...

The new presidential commission sounds like a joke. It isn’t.
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The election was a loss for Palestinians — and not just because Tru...

From start to finish, Palestinians became a target, and candidates were only interested in maintaining the status quo.
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The antipoverty agenda under Trump isn’t all lost

Successful minimum wage ballot measures offer small signs of hope.
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This one chart foreshadows Trump’s immigration crackdown

Investors in private prisons think they’ve hit the jackpot with a second Trump presidency.
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Tough-on-crime laws are winning at the ballot box

The backlash to criminal justice reform continues.
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Punish Democrats or Stop Trump? Arab Americans are agonizing over t...

Pro-Palestinian voters are facing a moral dilemma.
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How paperwork keeps people in poverty

Millions of Americans who are eligible for welfare programs still don’t receive all the benefits they are entitled to.
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Fixing Social Security means raising taxes — and not just on the su...

Politicians need to get realistic about what it will take to protect Social Security.