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Homeowners fearing large tax liabilities are choosing to ‘wait it out,’ slowing efforts to ease the housing shortage, real estate professionals say.

The biggest initial public offering (IPO) on Wall Street in history is fast approaching.

Taxpayers can secure credits of up to $1,700 for contributions to scholarship-granting organizations.

Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche said the guidelines themselves promote discrimination.

Contrary to much media commentary and political fear mongering in the West, Beijing’s centralized economic control is more weakness than strength.

‘We’ve all been there, trying to cancel a subscription before. And before you know it, you’re six screens deep,’ said a consumer affairs advocate.

Several Sun Belt metros led the nation in seller imbalance, with Nashville topping the list of buyers’ markets.

Prediction market platform Kalshi announced a series of upgrades to combat market manipulation.

The company was placed into voluntary administration in February.

China’s teapot refiners cut output due to a weak economy and reliance on stockpiles that won’t last.

In its blog post, Anthropic said releasing a model as capable as Fable 5 ‘comes with risks.’

The move comes years after the company shifted some production to Thailand, drawing criticism from labor unions and President Donald Trump.

The company said the vehicles could catch fire even when turned off.

Nearly a dozen states plan to bar recipients from buying soda, energy drinks, and candy with their benefits in the coming months.

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CrowdStrike’s 2026 threat report says China-nexus actors increased intrusions and rapidly exploited edge devices used by global companies.

Purchases exceeded expectations and matched the fastest pace since December 2025, even as prices rose, the National Association of Realtors said.

Social Security’s programs guarantee income to nearly 71 million retired Americans.

‘The biggest threat to this country is our national debt,’ Sen. Roger Marshall (R-Kan.) told The Epoch Times.