Most Americans see economic difficulty ahead in 2025 but not Republicans

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Many Americans remain pessimistic over the economy headed into 2025. However, Republicans are very optimistic about forthcoming economic conditions in the new year.

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I live in America's fastest-growing city. I see why so many Californians and young families are moving to Texas.

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Lauren Barrett in her home.
Lauren Barrett moved to Celina, Texas, a small town about an hour's drive from downtown Dallas, in 2023.

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The 10 worst states to live in, ranked

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Louisiana was ranked the worst state to live in by WalletHub.

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The 10 best states to live in, ranked

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WalletHub ranked Massachusetts the No. 1 state to live in.

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I lived in 2 big cities before moving back to my hometown. I can finally afford a home — and I got paid $5,000 to do it.

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Will Bishop and his wife, Lindsay, moved back to their hometown of Columbus, Georgia, after living in Atlanta and Nashville.

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The top 10 cities with the most homes under $200,000 all share the same thing: baked-in affordability

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Akron, Ohio skyline.
Akron, Ohio.

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My adult kids live at home. Space is tighter and costs are higher, but it might be the best way for them to save enough money to buy a house.

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Alex Gonzalez and his wife currently have two of their three adult children living with them again.

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More people could move after the 2024 election — just like politics have pushed people to relocate for hundreds of years

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Americans' motivations for moving are still the same as those of their ancestors.

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Check out the tiny-home village a millennial built, where 29 units priced as low as $190,000 sold out in less than 2 months

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The interior of a home at South Park Cottages.
The interior of a home at South Park Cottages.

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A huge wave of housing inventory hit the market in February as the 'lock-in' effect eases

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A row of homes in Bentonville, Arkansas.

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