The Medicaid Rule That Can Put Your Family Home at Risk
When Philomene Benoit died in 2012, the New Jersey home she and her husband had owned for more than 25 years remained with her surviving spouse, Clerveaux. That might have seemed to settle the question of what would happen to their family home. But Philomene had received Medicaid-funded care for nea
Why Red Tape Reform Is Key to the Housing Bill’s Success
With the landmark 21st Century Road to Housing Act now law, local governments may finally rein in the red tape that is choking off the construction of new homes. The new law includes a $200 million "innovation fund," which would be a competitive grant program for local governments that can show they
Savannah Guthrie Begs Mom Nancy’s Abductors to ‘Help Us Find Her’—Nearly 6 Months After 84-Year-Old Was Taken from Her Home
To see our latest updates on the Nancy Guthrie case, please click here. "Today" host Savannah Guthrie has issued a gut-wrenching new plea to those responsible for her mother, Nancy Guthrie's disappearance to help the family "bring her home," while detailing the "agony" that they continue to experien
NYC Wants Landlords To Disclose AI-Edited Listing Photos—Could Your City Be Next?
Apartment hunters in New York City may soon get a warning when the home they’re scrolling looks a little too good to be true. The city is moving to require rental listings to disclose photos that have been altered using artificial intelligence or other digital tools, targeting a new version of an ol
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