Wealth of Top 1% of Americans Surges to Record $52 Trillion
The combined wealth of America's 1 percenters climbed to a record-setting $52 trillion in the spring—enough to purchase every home in the U.S. and still have a couple of trillions left over. The top 1% of Americans saw their net worth grow by more than $4 trillion in the second quarter of 2025 compa
New Bill Could Help Nonprofits Save Affordable Apartments in This Major Metro
New Yorkers sent a powerful message in November’s mayoral election: Rent is too high. And now, an emboldened City Council has revamped a 5-year-old bill to tackle the issue from an untraditional angle: helping nonprofits buy distressed apartment buildings before they hit the market. The new and impr
Never-Before-Seen Photos of Jeffrey Epstein’s Private Island Are Released by House Oversight Committee
A trove of unseen photos of accused sex trafficker Jeffrey Epstein's infamous private island has been released by the House Oversight Committee in the latest release of files pertaining to the businessman's alleged crimes. Ten images were made public on Dec. 3, as well as a video "walkthrough" of Ep
Boston Homeowners Face 13% Property Tax Hike Starting in January
Boston is already one of the most expensive U.S. cities to live in—and it's about to become even pricier. In October 2025, the median home list price in Boston was just under $800,000, the fifth-highest among the top 50 U.S. metros and the highest outside California, according to the Realtor.com® mo
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