White House Floats Cash Bonus for Bigger Families
Leaning on a rising “pronatalist” movement, the Trump administration is eyeing incentives to raise U.S. birth rates — from a $5,000 post‑delivery bonus and motherhood medals to scholarship preferences for parents. A forthcoming Heritage Foundation report will outline options, but critics warn the focus ignores paid leave and affordable childcare.
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