10 Million Seniors Live in Poverty—Even as They Hold Trillions in Housing Wealth
Older Americans are sitting on enormous amounts of housing wealth. At the same time, poverty among them is rising. About 10 million Americans aged 65 and older lived in poverty in 2025 under the Supplemental Poverty Measure, according to a new AARP Foundation analysis of U.S. Census Bureau data. The
Homeowner Discovers Viking Age Silver Hoard in Backyard During Patio Renovations
A simple home renovation turned into a major historical discovery as a Danish homeowner found a large hoard of Viking Age silver. Officials from North Jutland Museums in Northern Denmark shared the discovery in a statement on Aug. 31, declaring it the largest known Viking Age silver hoard ever disco
Diane Keaton’s Former Laguna Beach Retreat Is Listed for $10.3 Million
Late actress Diane Keaton became a household name for her work in films including “Annie Hall,” “Father of the Bride,” and “The First Wives Club,” but she was also known for her interior design passion—and now, her final home renovation project is up for grabs in Laguna Beach, CA. The four-bedroom,
Connecticut Housing Authority Exec Is Charged With $16.2 Million Loan Fraud
The U.S. Attorney's Office for the District of Connecticut has indicted the former executive director of a Connecticut public housing authority on nine counts of fraud and money laundering. Robert Cappelletti of Middlebury, CT, was charged with committing the crimes while heading up Meriden Housing
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