Super Bowl Ads Idealize American Farms and Generational Wealth—but With Foreclosures Rising, Will There Be Anything To Leave Behind?
Between touchdowns and 380 people dressed as bushes dancing around Bad Bunny, the Super Bowl featured several memorable commercials last Sunday, including one emotional ad speaking directly to American farm owners. “So I’ve been thinking, it might be time to hang it up,” a farmer says to his daught
Significant Discovery Is Made at Nancy Guthrie’s Property: Investigators Find DNA That Does Not Belong to Anyone ‘Close’ to Missing Grandma
Authorities investigating the disappearance of 84-year-old Nancy Guthrie have uncovered DNA at the missing grandmother's property that does not belong to her or anyone "close" to her, it has been revealed. As the 13th day in the search for the missing mother of three drew to a close, the Pima County
Mapped: Where Incomes Are Rising the Fastest
U.S. median household incomes have surged—rising from $68,700 to $83,730 nationally, a 21.9% increase since 2019. But in some states, salaries spiked even higher. A new study from Visual Capitalist has revealed which states had the fastest rising incomes from 2019 to 2024. "Where you live matters a
Home Sales Hit 16-Month Low but Stable Rates Offer Hope
Existing-home sales disappointed in January, but is the chilly start to the year a sign of what’s ahead? We saw two key macroeconomic indicators this week: the jobs report and inflation measured by the consumer price index (CPI). In the January jobs data, we saw a revision that brought the average
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