Rory McIlroy Returns to U.S. for Ryder Cup—4 Months After Revealing He’s Quit Florida To Move Back to U.K.
Professional golfer Rory McIlroy put on an incredibly dapper display Tuesday night, when he and his wife, Erica Stoll, stepped out at a Ryder Cup welcome dinner in New York—just months after revealing that they were quitting the U.S. in order to return to the U.K. full time. McIlroy, 36, is one of 1
Former President FDR’s ‘Favored’ Hunting Retreat Hits the Market in Hudson Valley for $1.6 Million: ‘A Masterwork of Craft’
A beautiful stone house in the Hudson Valley that was used by former President Franklin D. Roosevelt as a "favored" hunting retreat has hit the market for $1.55 million—less than four years after it last sold. The upstate New York dwelling, which was built in 1930, three years before FDR became the
Tropical Storms Humberto and Imelda: Trackers See Storm’s Path Causing Problems for Southeast U.S. Homeowners
Tropical Storms Humberto and Imelda are now under close watch in the Atlantic as both systems show strong potential to intensify into hurricanes and affect homeowners from Florida to New England. While forecasters are still working on solid trajectory models, according to The Weather Channel, the s
New-Home Sales Surge in August as Builders Boost Incentives and Cut Prices
Sales of newly built homes surged to a three-year high in August as homebuilders boosted their use of buyer incentives, breathing life into a sluggish summer housing market. Signed contracts for new single-family homes were at a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 800,000 last month, up 21% from July
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