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Story summary
- U.S. President Donald Trump adjusts policy to address affordability concerns, noting the U.S. ranks 67th and has price hikes since inauguration.
- Kimberly Clausing of the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) attributes these rises to tariffs and immigration policies.
- Ahead of Democratic wins, Trump weighs reducing tariffs and 50-year mortgages.
- Yet the changes may not significantly ease family finances.
- Discontent over high prices could hurt Republicans in the midterms.
