Two charts show how far homeownership is slipping out of reach as mortgage rates skyrocket
Americans earning the median income used to be able to buy homes. But the homeownership affordability gap is widening, making that less likely.
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Delta CEO says there's no Elon Musk feud: 'I drive a Tesla'
Ed Bastian, the CEO of Delta airlines, denied reports that he doesn't like SpaceX CEO Elon Musk.
I tried every item in Joanna Gaines' line of frozen baked goods. Here's how I'd rank them from worst to best.
Joanna Gaines and Magnolia Table released a line of frozen baked goods, including cinnamon rolls, biscuits, and cookies. Here's what's worth buying.
Ukraine's all-robotic airborne assaults are becoming a new battlefield reality
Ukraine is increasingly developing mothership systems that can carry drones and robots into battle. The latest concept air-drops them into the fight.
NYC's famous 'Naked Cowboy' breaks down how much he actually makes
Here's what Robert Burck, better known as Times Square's Naked Cowboy, earns performing in his signature cowboy boots, hat, and underwear.
The biggest changes Anthropic just made to Claude’s rules
Anthropic spelled out a series of new usage provisions about deceptive campaigns, elections, weapons development, and surveillance.
With 'The Social Reckoning,' Aaron Sorkin makes Mark Zuckerberg uncool
"The Social Network" writer Aaron Sorkin returns to the Facebook saga with "The Social Reckoning." This movie is far less kind to Mark Zuckerberg.
Eight months after my breakup, my home is still a work in progress. So am I.
My husband had always taken the lead on decorating. After our divorce, furnishing my own home became an unexpected exercise in finding myself.
17 tech executives reveal how AI agents are changing work and hiring
Tech leaders from Zoom, Figma, ServiceNow, and more reveal how AI agents are reshaping work, hiring, and the software business.
States with the best and worst road quality, ranked
Potholes, cracks, and uneven road surfaces are a nuisance at best — and hazardous at worst. But some states have better road quality than others.
I left my Fortune 100 HR career to launch a pumpkin display business. Here's how my cofounder and I scaled it.
Rebecca Paxton, the cofounder of a Dallas pumpkin-display business, shares how she left her Fortune 100 job and scaled My Front Porch to six figures.
Gen Z and millennials are both moving to Texas cities, but for different reasons
An entry-level salary may not be enough for Gen Z to live in expensive cities like New York City or Los Angeles. So, they're choosin' Texas.