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Daniel LeDuc

Daniel LeDuc

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Philadelphia, Washington, D.C., United States

Final Covers

Whiskey, Beer , Guy Stuff, Bacon , Destination Guides, San Francisco , Burgers , Beer , Whiskey , Bacon, Secrets

Doesn’t Cover

Sports, finance, law

Journalist Type

Seniority Positions

Content

Total articles 14

  • The High Cost of Putting a Roof Over Your Head

    By Daniel LeDuc| The Pew Trusts@ Sarah Beatty has been selling real estate in Washington, D.C., and its suburbs for nearly two decades. She gets to know her clients—“the people in my car,” as she refers to them—while shuttling them about looking for homes to buy. And over the years, those people have been changing. Yes, there are still clients who can afford the large and expensive house to hold a burgeoning family.

    By Daniel LeDuc · The Pew Trusts

    May. 29, 2024

  • U.S. Women Make Gains in Highest-Paying Occupations but Still Lag Men

    By Daniel LeDuc| The Pew Trusts@ Trust Magazine Noteworthy Trust Article February 2, 2024 By: Daniel LeDuc Read time: Share U.S. Women Make Gains in Highest-Paying Occupations but Still Lag Men Women now make up 35% of workers in the United States’ 10 highest-paying occupations—up from 13% in 1980—and have increased their presence in almost all of these occupations, which include physicians, lawyers, and pharmacists. Still, women remain the minority in nine of the 10 highest-paying occupations, according to a November report...

    By Daniel LeDuc · The Pew Trusts

    Feb. 02, 2024

  • The High Cost of Putting a Roof Over Your Head

    By Daniel LeDuc| The Pew Trusts@ Sarah Beatty has been selling real estate in Washington, D.C., and its suburbs for nearly two decades. She gets to know her clients—“the people in my car,” as she refers to them—while shuttling them about looking for homes to buy. And over the years, those people have been changing. Yes, there are still clients who can afford the large and expensive house to hold a burgeoning family.

    By Daniel LeDuc · The Pew Trusts

    May. 29, 2024

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Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States

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