Shannon Pettypiece is a Senior Policy Reporter at NBC News. She focuses on telling the stories of how government policies impact everyday Americans, covering topics such as economic policy, public policy, and the local economy. Her work has been featured in outlets including Today, CNBC, and NBC News.
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By: Shannon Pettypiece, Jonathan Allen
Get more news on WARREN, Mich. — James Klotz is eating more chicken and less beef than he would like these days — a tradeoff based on
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Across the West, ski patrollers are fighting for higher wages in communities that have been among the hardest hit by rising cost of living.
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President Donald Trump has cut programs helping lower-income households while advancing policies benefiting the wealthy and corporations.
The rich are getting richer, while others can't keep up. Here's why the top 1% is doing so well and why many Americans are struggling financially.
By: Shannon Pettypiece
President Donald Trump pledged “no tax on tips, no tax on overtime, no tax on Social Security.” For some who are filing their taxes this year, the reality is different.
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The estimated $28 billion the U.S. poured into the Iran war before the ceasefire could have funded a year of day care for 2 million children or rent for 1.2 million people, an NBC News analysis found.
Under President Donald Trump's “big, beautiful bill,” food stamp applicants are fighting to prove eligibility and facing questions about birthday gifts sent over Zelle. A crisis in Arizona offers a warning for America.
By: Shannon Pettypiece
Under President Donald Trump’s “big, beautiful bill,” food stamp applicants are fighting to prove eligibility. A crisis in Arizona offers a warning for America.
A Harvard study estimates that people who pay with cash and debit cards are subsidizing $30 billion a year in points and rewards for credit card users.
By: Shannon Pettypiece
Credit card fees raise prices for everyone, and the burden falls harder on customers who pay in cash, researchers said. (Ben Denzer for NBC News / Getty Images) ·
