Daniel Mollenkamp

Rent stabilization is a controversial policy tool that originated in the 20th century and is designed to control rent prices.

A guide to the rights that renters have had in the United States over the years. While the laws vary by state, federal protections and common law are also important.

Taxes for Native Americans are slightly different from those for other U.S. citizens. While they pay federal income tax, there are exemptions for some forms of income, and tribes set their own sales taxes.

Residency by investment programs allow wealthy private individuals to acquire residency or even citizenship.

A societal condition with big economic impacts, food insecurity refers to a lack of enough food to sustain an active, healthy life.

A review of how immigration affects wages (especially for low-skilled jobs), productivity, government revenue, and the aging of America.

Social justice is a concept that holds all people should have equal access to wealth, health, well-being, privileges, and opportunity.

There are 574 federally recognized tribes in the US. Here is the breakdown of the 10 biggest groups

There are generational divides over how the American Dream is understood.