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Housing Market Crash Could See Values of Homes Plummet in These 11 States
According to Moody's Analytics, homes are now even more overvalued than they were during the 2000s housing market bubble.
Idaho Lt. Governor Defers Pay After Office Ends Fiscal Year With 72 Cents
Idaho's second-in-command had earlier dismissed concerns about a possible shortfall in her budget as she sought to topple the state's Republican governor.
Manchin, Sinema Critics Say GOP Will End Filibuster Anyway to Ban Abortion
The demise of abortion rights has brought new urgency to the debate over the filibuster. Critics say Democrats should end the filibuster while they can.
Most Americans, Across Party Lines, Say Government 'Corrupt, Rigged': Poll
While most Americans distrust the government, one side was more likely to be wary than the other. Both liberals and conservatives don't trust one another.
Johnny Depp Ordered to Pay ACLU Over Amber Heard Evidence: Judge
Lawyer Jessica Meyers of Brown Rudnick stated that the ACLU's original request of $86,000 was "exorbitant and unreasonable."
GOP Candidate Says 'Radical Left' Aims to Silence Him With Jan. 6 Arrest
One poll shows Michigan GOP gubernatorial candidate Ryan Kelley leading his rivals after being arrested by the FBI in connection to the January 6 Capitol riot.
Hatchet-Wielding Florida Man Shoots Landlord In The Face: Police
The victim told police he had a good relationship with his attacker and knew him for several years.
Largest Ever Fentanyl Shipment on U.S. Highway Seized Heading to Colorado
Officials in Colorado last month said authorities "already seized more illicit fentanyl in the first five months of 2022 than they did in all of last year."
Trump Beats Biden, DeSantis in 2024 Matchups Despite Jan. 6 Hearings: Poll
New survey data shows that just 39 percent of voters would back Biden in a hypothetical 2024 rematch against Trump, a figure that has decreased since May.
Biden Admits He Can't End Filibuster After Manchin, Sinema Oppose Measure
The president had earlier signaled support for an exception to the Senate's filibuster rule in order to codify abortion rights.
Disney Praised for Splash Mountain Revamp, 'Racist' Theme Removal
"Goodbye racial undertones! It's my favorite and re-theming will only make it better," one Twitter user wrote of the updates..
Wisconsin 3-Year-Old Dies After Accidentally Shooting Himself: Police
"I am disturbed by all gun deaths in Milwaukee, but when the victim is a 3-year-old, I am horrified," Milwaukee Mayor Cavalier Johnson said.
Biggest Winners and Losers in a Housing Market Crash, According to Experts
First-time homebuyers in particular could benefit from the drop in prices that accompanies a crash.
Thieves Use Rented Forklift to Steal ATM Out of the Ground
Strangely enough, the Oklahoma theft is not even the first time an ATM was stolen with a forklift this year.
Julia Louis-Dreyfus Curses in Front of Elmo in Hilarious Resurfaced Clip
"Giving me President Selina Meyers vibes," a Reddit user wrote, referring to her character on the popular television show "Veep."
States See Spike in Gas Tax Heading Into July 4th Weekend
AAA Spokesperson Morgan Dean told WVIR news in Virginia that state gas tax "is ultimately passed on to the customer."
Man Invests Entire Life Savings Into Virtual Property
"I get a revenue based on everything that a player finds out there," Entropia Universe landowner Justin Reed said.
NHL Prospect Detained in Russia After Choosing U.S.
Authorities met Ivan Fedotov in Russia and asked him to head to the Russian military registration and enlistment office in St. Petersburg.
Roe v. Wade Overturn Launches Battles for Women's Privacy in State Courts
State courts are the focus of several legal fights to determine how a state's constitution defines liberty and right to privacy in relation to abortion access.
Nathan's Hot Dog Eating Contest 2022: Where to Watch on TV and Livestream
For some, nothing says July 4 like the Nathan's Hot Dog Eating Contest. Here's how to watch it.
MTG Asks Why Kansas Cows Died After Saying Hot Earth Will Help Feed People
"Why did thousands of cattle all die in a heat wave?" Greene tweeted. "Usually just the old, sick, or weak die in stressful conditions, not the whole herd."
Conservatives Slam Rex Chapman for Comparing Clarence Thomas, Bill Clinton
"Bill Clinton used to come to our games in Landover with the Bullets. Clarence Thomas - never," Rex Chapman tweeted.