The average rate on a 30-year home loan climbed above 6% in September 2022 and has remained above that threshold since.
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Legal scrutiny signals shift in how U.S. homes are bought and sold
A larger class-action lawsuit focused on the same central issue is expected to go to trial in Illinois next year.
House rejects effort to expel Rep. George Santos of New York
Rep. George Santos has easily survived a vote to expel him from the House as most Republicans opted to withhold punishment as both his criminal trial and a House Ethics Committee investigation proceed
Defendant in Tupac killing loses defense lawyer ahead of arraignment on murder charge
The District Court judge could name a defense attorney in private practice or assign a public defender to represent Duane Keith ‘Keffe D’ Davis who is charged with killing Tupac Shakur in 1996 in Las Vegas.
Alex Murdaugh doesn’t want the judge from his murder trial deciding if he gets a new day in court
Lawyers for the disbarred attorney want to block Judge Clifton Newman from hearing Murdaugh’s request for a new trial.
U.S. Marshals releases its first report on shootings by officers
The aim of the report was to study policies, training, tactics, and equipment to figure out ways to make shootings less likely or destructive in the future.
A world desperate for sugar sees it pile up in Brazilian ports
Approximately 70 vessels are waiting some 20 days to load over 3 million tons of sugar in the country, shipping agency SA Commodities said.
World’s top renewable firms reel even as installations surge
Companies in the sector are being squeezed by volatile costs, snarled projects, high interest rates, and – in the solar sector – a rush to add new capacity that’s overwhelmed demand.
Apple has plans to eventually, maybe revolutionize health care
Four years after the quiet arrival of Avolonte, Tim Cook stood in the same packed auditorium where his predecessor, Steve Jobs, unveiled the original Macintosh and introduced the Apple Watch.
Hurricane Otis death toll increases to 48, with 36 missing as search continues
More resources are arriving on Mexico’s battered Pacific coast, and the death toll from Hurricane Otis is growing as searchers recover more bodies from Acapulco’s harbor and under fallen trees and other storm debris.