Florida Judge Orders Property-Tax Ballot Rewrite Over ‘Political Slogan’

Florida’s sweeping property tax proposal can't appear on the November ballot with its current title and summary, a judge ruled late on Monday. Leon County Circuit Judge David Frank declared the language “clearly and conclusively defective,” describing the title—“Save Our Homes From Excessive Propert

Bijan Robinson Inks $75 Million Falcons Extension To Become NFL’s Highest-Paid Running Back—3 Years After Making ‘Magical’ Move to Atlanta

NFL star Bijan Robinson has officially become the league's highest-paid running back in history after securing a three-year contract extension with the Atlanta Falcons that is reported to be worth a staggering $75 million. Robinson, 24, has now overtaken Philadelphia Eagles running back Saquon Barkl

Home Prices Are on the Upswing in More Cities—Here’s Where They’re Rising Fastest

Driven by gains in the Northeast and Midwest, 80% of U.S. metros saw annual home price increases this spring, marking a meaningful acceleration from the start of the year. Median sale prices for existing single-family homes rose year over year in 188 out of the 235 markets tracked by the National As

The Great Wealth Transfer Trap: Why Lenders Are Pushing Heirs Out of 3% Mortgage Rates

As more older Americans age with low-rate mortgages still attached to their homes, some heirs report servicing delays and refinance pressure are putting their inheritance at risk. After their mother died, one heir said the 2.7% mortgage attached to the house was what made it worth fighting to keep.