The New Frontier of Tenants Rights: Logan Square Renters Fight To Outbid Corporate Buyers
Call it the year of the tenant. As housing costs rise and cities search for new ways to slow displacement, some local governments are giving renters more power when the buildings they live in go up for sale. Chicago is one such city. Under a 2024 ordinance, some tenants in a city pilot program—set t
Hoda Kotb Is Set To Take Another Break From Her Suburban Life To Return to ‘Today’ Show—After Filling In for Savannah Guthrie
Hoda Kotb is once again leaving behind her suburban lifestyle and heading back to the NBC studios for another run on the "Today" show, days after she ended a lengthy stint filling in for her former co-host Savannah Guthrie. The NBC alum, 61, announced in September 2024 that she would be stepping dow
California Lawmakers Push New Fire Insurance Rules After Wildfire Claims Crisis
California is considering a package of bills that would add requirements to home insurance providers, after state leaders criticized the industry's response to the state's devastating wildfires last year. The state Senate held hearings on three bills generally aimed at improving the consumer experie
Plans for Trump’s 250-Foot Arch Are Released by White House Officials
The Trump administration unveiled design plans for a 250-foot triumphal arch to be built at one end of the Arlington Memorial Bridge along the Potomac River. The drawings are now before the U.S. Commission of Fine Arts, a federal panel that will take up the design at its meeting next week. The U.S.
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