She moved into a neighborhood of 3D printed homes in Texas — see what it's like inside

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Icon is building a community of 100 3D printed homes in Austin.

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What an extra $500 to $1,000 a month did for 8 families

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One of Trump's cabinet picks shows how making it easier to build homes is a rare point of bipartisan agreement

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NYC's short-term rental ban slashed Airbnb listings. A year later, it's unclear if it's made housing more affordable.

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An artist used his $500 monthly basic income to build his hip hop career: 'It's not feasible to create art in a place of distress.'

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Tarli, a hip hop artist in St. Paul, poses in a black top and gold necklace
Tarli, 36, is a participant in Minnesota's guaranteed basic income program for artists.

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Trump attacks Harris' economic plans, says she 'wants to feed people governmentally'

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Trump also said that the US has "got a lot of bad genes in our country right now."

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Maui could soon ban some Airbnbs. Short-term rental owners say it will be financially devastating for them.

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Maui could soon phase out some 7,000 vacation rentals to add to the permanent housing supply.

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Yes in my backyard: Democrats are changing their tune on housing policy

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Kamala Harris' platform calls for building 3 million homes in her first term to help alleviate the housing crisis. It's what YIMBYs have been waiting for.

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Basic income lets some parents afford toys and new shoes for their kids. One mother said it was 'life-changing.'

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Beyond necessities, guaranteed basic income allows some parents to afford toys or activities for their kids.

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America's big cities are losing their one big advantage

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Cities may be crowded, dirty, loud, and expensive, but they've always offered one clear advantage over America's rural areas: more money.

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