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How the South became America's biggest buyer's market

How the South became America's biggest buyer's market

Just a few years ago, the United States was a major seller's market, which meant home sellers had much more power than buyers. Now, you may have heard that the U.S. is becoming a buyer's market. This is useful information in general, but national data doesn't always give us a realistic ...
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Bob Dylan Wraps Up Dramatic U.S. Tour by Adding One More Guitarist Into the Mix: Jimmie Vaughan

Bob Dylan Wraps Up Dramatic U.S. Tour by Adding One More Guitarist Into the Mix: Jimmie Vaughan

Five different guitar players have served in Dylan's band over the past couple of months, and he closed out the summer by welcoming longtime buddy Jimmie Vaughan for three songs
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Protect College Sports Act has been finalized. Highlights from the draft

Protect College Sports Act has been finalized. Highlights from the draft

The Protect College Sports Act has its final draft and is being distributed to U.S. Senators for potential vote this week. What made the cut?
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Here's how much Texas, Nueces County spent on OnlyFans in 2025

Here's how much Texas, Nueces County spent on OnlyFans in 2025

Wonder how much money Nueces County residents spent on OnlyFans subscriptions in 2025? Here's what we found out.
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What Happened to the Boy From ‘Boyhood’? Ellar Coltrane on 12 Years of Linklater’s Classic, Coming to Set High and More

What Happened to the Boy From ‘Boyhood’? Ellar Coltrane on 12 Years of Linklater’s Classic, Coming to Set High and More

When Richard Linklater released “Boyhood” in 2014, moviegoers had never seen anything quite like it. Filmed over the space of 12 years, the coming-of-age classic followed a Texas family living through divorce, moving and growing up, with the cast returning at intervals to film episodes as the children grew up. The groundbreaking result came thisclose […]
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‘Gift to the cartels’ Talarico renews warning over Texas THC ban

‘Gift to the cartels’ Talarico renews warning over Texas THC ban

Talarico says the state's crackdown on certain THC products will benefit drug cartels by pushing consumers back to the black market.
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U-Haul Reports Gen X and Millennials Lead Midyear Migration Trends

U-Haul Reports Gen X and Millennials Lead Midyear Migration Trends

U-Haul's midyear migration trends report for 2026 highlights significant movement patterns among different generations in the U.S. Baby Boomers are predominantly relocating to the Southeast, with states like South Carolina and North Carolina being top destinations. Generation X and Millennials are primarily moving to Florida and Texas, although their subsequent preferences differ. Gen X tends to favor the Southeast and Mountain West, while Millennials are spreading to California and several Midwest states for career opportunities. The report also notes that Generation Z is gravitating towards densely populated areas with ample educational and job opportunities, such as Texas and California. U-Haul's data, based on one-way rental transactions, indicates that Millennials and Gen X account for over 60% of these moves, reflecting their significant role in current migration trends.
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Alamo Drafthouse Austin Renames Theater in Honor of Matthew McConaughey

Alamo Drafthouse Austin Renames Theater in Honor of Matthew McConaughey

Alamo Drafthouse Austin Renames Theater in Honor of Matthew McConaughey
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Representative Ami Bera Advocates for New Federal Housing Law in Sacramento

Representative Ami Bera Advocates for New Federal Housing Law in Sacramento

Representative Ami Bera, along with fellow lawmakers Doris Matsui and Mike Thompson, held a press conference in Sacramento to discuss the new 21st Century ROAD to Housing Act. This federal housing law aims to expand affordable housing and reduce development delays. The event, attended by local leaders, highlighted the law's potential to preserve affordable housing, renovate older homes, and expedite new construction. The press conference took place at Mirasol Village, a redevelopment site benefiting from federal and local funding. The law is expected to expand housing programs, reduce redundant federal reviews, and provide local agencies with more flexibility in financing housing projects.
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Austin Home Features Innovative Built-In Furniture and Storage Solutions

Austin Home Features Innovative Built-In Furniture and Storage Solutions

Austin Home Features Innovative Built-In Furniture and Storage Solutions
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Federal Tax Incentives and Local Barriers: Impact on Housing Supply

Federal Tax Incentives and Local Barriers: Impact on Housing Supply

The American Enterprise Institute (AEI) has released a report discussing the impact of federal tax incentives on housing supply, emphasizing that local barriers such as zoning and permitting play a crucial role in determining housing production. The report highlights historical examples, including the federally supported rental-housing boom of the late 1960s and early 1970s, and the tax-driven apartment boom of the 1980s. These periods saw significant increases in multifamily housing production, but the report cautions against viewing them as unqualified successes due to financial unsustainability and urban distress in certain markets. The report argues that while federal tax policy can influence housing production, local conditions ultimately mediate the outcomes.
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Federal Housing Law Introduces New Incentives for Local Housing Development

Federal Housing Law Introduces New Incentives for Local Housing Development

The 21st Century ROAD to Housing Act, enacted in July, is being hailed as a significant bipartisan effort to reform federal housing policy. This new law introduces several provisions aimed at boosting local housing development. Key elements include restricting institutional investors from purchasing homes, easing regulations on manufactured housing, and expanding assistance for veterans. Notably, the law grants local governments more flexibility in using federal grants, introducing financial incentives and penalties tied to housing production. This approach is designed to encourage cities to increase housing supply, as states and cities primarily control housing choices through zoning and land use regulations. The law also allows federal block-grant funding to be used for new affordable housing construction, a shift from previous restrictions. The measure passed through a divided Congress partly because it does not require substantial new funding, focusing instead on making existing federal housing dollars...