Trump Brings Back Student Loan Forgiveness—and the Housing Market Could Benefit
The Trump administration has agreed to deliver long-delayed student debt relief to thousands of borrowers in an abrupt reversal that could ripple far beyond college classrooms. The move follows a lawsuit by the American Federation of Teachers (AFT) which accused the administration of stonewalling lo
Inside Barry Diller and Diane Von Furstenberg’s Marital Homes as the Businessman Opens Up About His Sexuality
Fashion designer Diane Von Furstenberg has insisted that her husband, Barry Diller, coming out as gay "doesn't change anything" in their marriage—months after the business man admitted that his "fluid" sexuality has played a role in their 24-year relationship. In May, the 83-year-old candidly opened
If You Own a Craftsman Home, Now Is the Time To Cash In
Beloved for their timeless charm, Craftsman homes are in high demand these days, thanks to their distinctive character and sense of history. Their authentic design and meticulous craftsmanship give them an unmistakable warmth and personality that buyers love. In turn, savvy sellers can turn that wid
Federal Debt Will Drive Mortgage Rates Up Unless AI Productivity Saves the Day, Larry Summers Says
Former Treasury Secretary Larry Summers has warned that growing federal deficits could lead to a dramatic spike in mortgage rates, unless productivity gains from artificial intelligence boost government revenues. Summers, who served as Treasury secretary in the Clinton administration and was a top e
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