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A clear majority of both Democrats and Republicans think the U.S. should have a maximum age limit for those holding public office—and most believe it should be lower than the ages of both Joe Biden and Donald Trump—according to a CBS poll released Thursday, which also found about half of voters are interested in seeing more young people elected.
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Queen Elizabeth II died Thursday at the age of 96. During her long reign, she met with 13 US presidents.
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Twitter and its former security chief-turned-whistleblower Peiter Zatko reached a roughly $7 million settlement and signed a non-disclosure agreement in June, the Wall Street Journal reported Thursday, barring him from publicly speaking about his time at the company except through a few protected avenues, including the official whistleblower complaint that he filed two months ago.
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King Charles III has held an impromptu walkabout outside the gates of Buckingham Palace after arriving in London from Balmoral.
He was greeted by cheering crowds, a rendition of God Save the King - and a kiss from one well-wisher.
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King Charles III and Camilla, Queen Consort, have greeted crowds outside Buckingham Palace, where he is due to meet the UK’s Prime Minister Liz Truss.
The King was offered bouquets of flowers and even a kiss on the cheek as he shook hands with those who had gathered to see him arrive.
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King Charles III, who ascended to the throne after Queen Elizabeth II's death, will formally address the nation on Friday for the first time as Britain's new monarch.
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King Charles III makes his first to the nation in his new role as the U.K.'s reigning monarch. #foxnews
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CNBC's Kayla Tausche joins 'Squawk Box' to report the details of the White House's latest "economic blueprint," which outlines the policies the administration plans to advocate for moving forward.
When housing markets cool and prices drop, there is a jump in foreclosures. The housing story has been so strong for the past two years that the term is barely ever used. Yet, the market has started to cool considerably, due primarily to sharply increased mortgage rates, and demand has slackened in some markets. In a few, price increases have reversed and there is realistic fear that home values will fall after two years of relentless growth.
The housing price explosion, which may be viewed years from now as a bubble, relied on more than mortgage rates that dropped to 3% for 30-year fixed rate loans. The comparable number is nearly 6% today. People were able to move to communities they preferred to live in because of the “work from home” trend caused by office closures during the worst of the COVID-19 pandemic. Some companies will allow workers to stay home permanently. Others are wrestling with workers over where they will work. Some of this friction will cause people to leave where they work for places with more flexible work conditions.
Much of the migration of homeowners was from very expensive cities on the coasts, led by Los Angeles, San Francisco, San Jose and New York. Median home prices in San Jose have topped $1 million. Inland cities such as Boise and Memphis became oases for high-quality living at affordable prices. (No one should be shocked by the fact that Boise has become one of the markets where home price increases have become unsteady.)
The August 2022 U.S. Foreclosure Market Report from real estate data company ATTOM indicates there were 34,501 houses with foreclosure filings last month. This is defined as “default notices, scheduled auctions or bank repossessions.” This was up 118% from the same month a year ago, even though the raw number is low compared to the housing market slaughter of 2008 and 2009.
Rick Sharga, executive vice president of market intelligence at ATTOM, pointed out that “Two years after the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, and after massive government intervention and mortgage industry efforts to prevent defaults, foreclosure starts have almost returned to 2019 levels.”
In August, 1 of every 4,072 homes in the United States had a foreclosure filing. ATTOM looked at the rates in America’s top 223 metros based on population. The cities with the highest rates tended to be ones with many low-income people. Peoria topped the list with 1 in every 869 units with a foreclosure filing. Also among the hardest hit were South Bend, Ind., at 1 in every 1,478, and Rockville, Ill., at 1 in every 1,496. It is an example of how the poor get poorer.
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President Biden delivers remarks on rebuilding American manufacturing through the CHIPS and Science Act at the groundbreaking of the new Intel semiconductor manufacturing facility.
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The Justice Department appealed a court-ordered special master review of the materials seized by the FBI at Mar-a-Lago -- including more than 100 classified documents -- as it argued the order was putting US national security at risk. #CNN #News
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