Starter homes have become increasingly scarce around the country relative to pre-pandemic inventory levels, though some metro areas around the country have a bigger supply for first-time home buyers. A new analysis by Realtor.com found that the national share of starter homes fell from 38.1% of active inventory in August…
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Michael Douglas is A-OK with wife Catherine Zeta-Jones skipping his new memoir. The Oscar winner, 82, recently published his autobiography, One Helluva Ride, which contains details of his affairs with actresses Kathleen Turner and Jeanne Tripplehorn. Earlier this week, Zeta-Jones, 57, was quizzed on whether she planned to read the book during an appearance on the Today show and responded, “As much as I love my husband, when I’m tired at night, I have no…
Robert Wagner is honoring his daughter, Natasha Gregson Wagner, by sharing a rare photo together.…
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At least eight people were hospitalized early Friday after a New York-bound plane was hit by severe turbulence. An Avianca plane left Medellin, Colombia, at 10:40 p.m. local time heading for JFK, but it was forced to divert and make an emergency landing in Miami just three hours into the…
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NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! First Assistant U.S. Attorney Bill Essayli called out California Democrats for watering down the state’s criminal law after federal law enforcement led the charge on a massive drug crackdown in the infamous Skid Row neighborhood on Thursday.Essayli told Fox News Digital in…
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The European Securities and Markets Authority (ESMA) wants evidence that clearinghouses can access tokenized collateral and turn it into cash if markets come under stress.ESMA published a call for evidence Friday to seek industry feedback on the implications of tokenized collateral.“We must create the conditions for tokenized markets to operate…
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It’s about tide! After two years of dormancy, the city’s only swim-bike-run event — now called the Big Apple Triathlon — will make a comeback Saturday with some 1,300 endurance enthusiasts expected to jump in (to the Hudson, that is). If all goes to plan, athletes taking on the longest…
