The Old Farmer’s Almanac Fall 2026 Outlook: Is Your Property Ready for El Niño?
With all the talk of the Super El Niño developing this year and affecting the upcoming winter months, the Old Farmer’s Almanac has a more pleasant outlook for the fall season. The fall 2026 forecast reveals a distinct national split: a warm interior wrapped in cooler coastal weather, alongside drie
Senate Confirms New Spymaster After Mortgage Boss Bill Pulte Fired 30% of Staff in the Role
Congress has confirmed a new permanent director of national intelligence, marking the end of top mortgage regulator Bill Pulte's tenure as acting replacement for former director Tulsi Gabbard. The Senate confirmed Jay Clayton to role by a vote of 51-47 Tuesday night. The director of national intelli
Mortgage Applications Plunge as Surging Interest Rates Deter Buyers
Mortgage applications fell last week as rising oil prices drove interest rates higher, deterring would-be homebuyers, according to the Mortgage Bankers Association. For the week ending on July 24, MBA's Market Composite Index—a measure of total mortgage loan application volume—plunged 6.4% on a seas
EXCLUSIVE: Bill Cosby Takes $6 Million New York Home Off the Market—After Skipping $60 Million Rape Case Deposition Due to ‘Health Issues’
Beleaguered actor Bill Cosby has once again removed his longtime New York City townhouse from the market—weeks after canceling a scheduled two-day deposition in an ongoing $60 million rape case because of his ill health. "The Cosby Show" star initially put his Upper East Side property on the market
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