Tiny Homes Are Big in Texas—and They’re Selling ‘Rapidly’
Not everything is bigger in Texas: Tiny homes are proving to be popular thanks to their affordability. "Across the country, new builds have become smaller in an attempt to create more affordable options for homebuyers," according to the Realtor.com® Texas real estate report. In the last five years,
Federal Government Set for Partial Shutdown Despite Senate Passing Bipartisan Funding Bill
A partial government shutdown is set to begin Saturday morning after the Senate delayed a vote on a massive spending bill amid an ongoing tug-of-war over funding for Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE). Late on Friday, the Senate voted 71 to 29 to pass a bipartisan bill that will fund the majo
Hosting the Super Bowl? Here’s How Homeowners Insurance Handles Party Injuries
It’s all fun and games until someone gets hurt—and if you’re hosting a Super Bowl party next weekend, that “oops” can turn into a costly liability. Think about the setup: a slick entryway, winter weather, and a guest who’s had one too many. The postgame spike in falls, cuts, and other injuries is co
Canadians Are Giving U.S. Ski Resorts the Cold Shoulder—and Political Tensions Are Just the Tip of the Iceberg
Canadian tourists are increasingly skipping U.S. ski resorts this winter, with an unfavorable exchange rate potentially playing as large a role in the decline in cross-border trips as President Donald Trump's punishing tariffs and aggressive rhetoric. Located just over an hour south of the border, 4
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