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Homelessness criminalized as home sales fall and prices rise

Today we learned that the conservative majority on the U.S. Supreme Court upheld a local law in Oregon that criminalizes sleeping in public places, authorizing punishment for homelessness. We’ll get into how this connects to the stalled housing market. Plus, SCOTUS curtails the powers of government agencies and national work-from-home rates reach a new normal.

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  SCOTUS curbs regulatory agencies’ powers. Again.

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  How about those new tariffs?

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  Why so miserable?

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  Breaking Ground: Red Lake Nation’s solar-powered future

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  Last resort

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  Bill Gates goes nuclear, turning a small coal town upside down

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  Credit card debt data reveals “two different Americas”

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  Will mortgage rates follow bond yields down?

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  The economy doesn’t love the heat, either

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  Will I ever own a home?

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  What’s good for the economy might not be good for job seekers

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  Powell holds off on rate cuts

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  One meeellion dollars!

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  The clean energy boom can’t come fast enough

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  Better-than-expected job growth