Laws, orders and actions since January 20, 2025

Is Trump's second term good for you?

Set your household income. The answer appears below, and you can sharpen it by tapping what else is true for you.

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Each bar is a $5,000 band of household income; its height is the share of U.S. households in it. The last bar is everyone above $500,000, about 1.93% of households; the top 0.1% starts near $1,732,000. The median is $83,730. U.S. Census Bureau, 2024

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10 million

more people uninsured by 2034

Congressional Budget Office

−$1,200 / yr

for the lowest-income tenth of households

CBO distributional analysis

+$13,600 / yr

for the highest-income tenth

CBO distributional analysis

~$1,000 / yr

per household from tariffs

Tax Foundation, Yale Budget Lab

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Fourteen kinds of household, written up

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