When will home prices go down?
May 18, 2026

When will home prices go down? Home prices come down when supply catches up with demand — and right now, there simply aren’t enough homes being built to meet the needs of American families. That’s the core problem. For years, rising costs, restrictive zoning rules, long permitting timelines, and other barriers have made it harder […]

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Who are American innovators? What makes them innovative?
May 18, 2026

As America approaches the 250th anniversary of our founding, it’s worth reflecting on one of the defining features of the American experiment: innovation. From the Wright Brothers to modern entrepreneurs and small business owners, America’s history is one of invention, innovation, and everyday people working to improve their own lives and the lives of others. […]

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You use American inventions every day — but do you know their story?
May 15, 2026

From the phone in your pocket to the freezer in your kitchen, inventions made in America are all around us. These ingenious innovations have made it easier to communicate and connect, to feed our families, and even to stay cool in the hot summer months. Many American inventions began as bold dreams with few believers. […]

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Why government intervention won’t fix the U.S. housing market
May 8, 2026

Owning a home used to feel like a vital part of the American Dream. Now, for many families, homeownership feels increasingly out of reach. The cost of living is still high. Rent costs are increasing. And even after years of attention, the U.S. housing market hasn’t eased in the way many people expected. People are […]

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Red tape vs. innovation: What we heard in Greensboro
May 6, 2026

Americans lead the world in tech and innovation because we have the freedom to try new ideas and solve difficult problems. Today, that freedom is being squeezed by red tape and bureaucracy that make it harder to build, create, and succeed. That was the message in Greensboro, North Carolina, where Americans for Prosperity activists met […]

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What’s driving the housing affordability crisis — and why is housing so expensive right now?
May 6, 2026

Owning a home is foundational to the American Dream. For many families, the rising cost of housing is making both homeownership and the American Dream feel out of reach. Rent and home prices are up, and for millions of Americans, housing is now the biggest pressure in their monthly budget. So what changed? What is […]

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American entrepreneurs: A story of big ideas and big inventions
May 1, 2026

The shoes on your feet, the laptop on your desk, the ice-cold bottle of Coke in your hand. We take these things for granted; they’re part of our day-to-day. But for most of our history, they weren’t. It took a driven entrepreneur willing to make their novel ideas a reality. The story of an entrepreneur […]

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How freedom fuels innovation
May 1, 2026

What fuels the freedom to dream bigger?  For nearly 250 years, Americans have had the ability to think, build, and create without asking for permission first.   That freedom has driven some of the greatest innovations in human history.  In 1790, President George Washington signed the first U.S. patent. It gave everyday Americans something powerful: the right to own and benefit from their ideas. […]

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AFP grassroots leaders take to Capitol Hill to tackle affordability
Apr 20, 2026

Americans for Prosperity and its partner organizations, The LIBRE Initiative and Concerned Veterans for America, brought grassroots leaders from across the country to Capitol Hill to talk directly with lawmakers about what families are facing today. The conversations made faraway policy fights in Washington feel not so distant. Rising costs, tight budgets, and a growing […]

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