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Washington, DC, could soon have a new mayor in Janeese Lewis George, whose “Homes for All” platform could set her on a collision course with President Donald Trump. Lewis George pulled ahead of her main competition, fellow DC council member Kenyan McDuffie, following Tuesday’s Democratic primary election for the city’s next mayor. She currently leadsRead …

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Federal Reserve policymakers have voted to leave interest rates steady, as rising inflation made it impossible for new Fed Chairman Kevin Warsh to deliver the lower rates that President Donald Trump has demanded. Warsh, who was Trump’s pick to replace Jerome Powell, joined the unanimous 12-0 vote in favor of leaving the federal funds rateRead …

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Prince George, the eldest son of Prince William and Princess Kate, is set to follow in his father’s footsteps come September, when he will leave the family home in order to attend the same prestigious British boarding school where his dad and his uncle, Prince Harry, both studied. George, 12, will enroll at Eton CollegeRead …

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The median U.S. home price will likely hit $1 million around the year 2050, when the millennial generation is hitting the traditional age of retirement, a top housing economist has predicted. “Essentially, in about 25 years the national median home price will be a million dollars,” Lawrence Yun, chief economist at the National Association ofRead …

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The year was 1760. Abraham Choate was just 30 when he built a dream home for his family of nine in Ipswich, MA. The two-story timber-frame house was humble by many standards, but it was big enough to make the neighbors talk. “[My neighbor] Exclaims against my New House and thinks that it is tooRead …

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Congress appears poised to give a final nod to a comprehensive housing reform package after months of stalled progress, setting the stage for President Donald Trump to sign it. The Senate voted 87-8 Tuesday night to consider the House’s amended version of the 21st Century Road to Housing Act. The two chambers have agreed onRead …

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With a baby on the way, “Castle Impossible” stars Daphne and Ian Fig have a bundle of new upgrades to complete at the crumbling 500-year-old French fixer-upper they have been carefully renovating for more than a year now. Having focused much of their efforts on lovingly restoring the 1508 chateau to its former glory, theRead …

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“Little People, Big World” star Matt Roloff is making yet another attempt to part ways with his family’s longtime home, bringing it back to the market for the heavily discounted price of $2.6 million—having tried and failed to convince one of his children to take it over. The 5,800-square-foot Oregon residence served as the backdropRead …

‘Little People, Big World’ Star Matt Roloff Relists Chunk of His Beloved TLC-Famous Farm for $2.6 Million-After His Kids Declined To Move In Read More »

The Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool has reopened, after a $14.2 million renovation that was completed last week as part of President Donald Trump’s preparations for America’s 250th anniversary. During the renovation, leaks were repaired, a filtration system was upgraded, and, per the president’s request, the pool was painted blue. However, instead of a “flag blue”Read …

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A $1 million retirement nest egg used to sound like a golden ticket—and for many Americans, it still represents a major financial milestone. But retirement has gotten more expensive. Americans now estimate they need $1.46 million to retire comfortably, according to Northwestern Mutual’s 2026 Planning & Progress Study. At the same time, nearly half (48%)Read …

Your $1 Million Retirement Could Be Wiped Out by Your Own Home Read More »