Giulia Carbonaro

A second Trump's presidency is unlikely to offer much relief to Americans struggling with soaring home prices, low supply, and high mortgage rates, experts say.

Capitol rioters are believe they will soon be pardoned by the former president once he's back in the White House.

In a shock to San Francisco, Mayor London Breed has been ousted by Daniel Lurie, heir to the Levi Strauss fortune.

Newsweek takes a look at how the Democratic Party could try to bounce back in 2028 after its stinging defeat against Trump.

Inventory has risen dramatically in Austin and Texas since the pandemic, which expert Nick Gerli describes as part of the state's housing market downturn.

Compared to 2020, a significant number of Gen Z voters shifted toward Trump, helping the Republican back to the White House.

Kamala Harris accused her rival of making several gaffes during the rally in Grand Rapids, including calling her "he" and mistaking the city for Detroit.

Homeowners in Florida's hurricane-prone areas are trying to sell off their homes and move out of danger, even if they lose money in the process.

Four battleground states have shifted toward Kamala Harris in the last week, according to Nate Silver's model—but the race remains stubbornly close.

The main newspaper in New York's Staten Island, the former president's stronghold in the city, has endorsed the vice president.