POLITICSJul 9 · 14:50 UTCPIX11 NEW YORKJohan Sheridan

New Yorkers squeezed by rising costs, mounting debt, and federal cuts: Report

Almost half of New York households are struggling to afford basic necessities, with 48% of employed households facing financial hardship due to rising costs, mounting debt, and federal cuts, according to a United For ALICE report.

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