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The recent confirmation of Bill Pulte as director of the Federal Housing Finance Agency (FHFA) has prompted a flurry of opinions regarding the future of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac. Pulte’s assertion that he will not lower the conforming loan limit—a cap on the purchase and guarantee of loans by these mortgage giants—may seem like
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The gaming world has been abuzz since the release of Assassin’s Creed Shadows, which hit the shelves last week to a staggering two million players across PC, PlayStation, and Xbox platforms. It’s no small feat, especially when considering the franchise’s checkered history of launches, some heralded as groundbreaking while others have been met with criticism.
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The UK government recently announced a £2 billion investment aimed at addressing the ongoing housing emergency, with a commitment to build up to 18,000 new homes. Chancellor Rachel Reeves touted this as a pivotal move to begin “fixing the housing crisis.” However, the optimism surrounding this announcement raises several pressing questions. Will this funding live
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On an electrifying night in College Park, Maryland’s fourth-seeded women’s basketball team faced an unyielding challenge from fifth-seeded Alabama in a second-round NCAA Tournament game that would go down in the annals of tournament history. Maryland’s Sarah Te-Biasu emerged as a beacon of resilience, sinking a clutch tying three-pointer late in the fourth quarter and
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The recent FDA approval of lecanemab, an intravenous drug designed to combat Alzheimer’s disease, has been greeted with a flurry of optimism and skepticism alike. While studies indicate that lecanemab can slow cognitive decline in patients, this new medical breakthrough raises an alarming question: why are female patients potentially receiving only a fraction of the
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