In a New Test, AI Mortgage Assistants Got Nearly 1 in 4 Answers Wrong
When researchers asked three of the leading general-use AI models which deposits in a bank statement “could be of foreign origin,” transactions connected to English names were flagged 13.3% of the time. But when the deposit came from a non-English name, that number jumped to 77%. “That's not how Ame
77-Year-Old Retired Teacher Wins HGTV’s $1.3 Million 2026 Smart Home—and She Has Big Plans for the Idyllic Florida Retreat
A retired substitute teacher has been named as the winner of HGTV's 2026 Smart Home, scoring not only the keys to the $1.3 million Florida property, but also $100,000 in cash. Karen Hiers, 77, who hails form Jacksonville, FL, is now the proud new owner of the modern Orlando abode, which is newly bui
The Property Tax System Is Breaking—and Ohio Might Be Ground Zero
A year after Ohio’s property tax crisis reached a boiling point, the state has begun rolling out relief—but the fallout is still plain enough to see. Cuyahoga County sold a record $18 million in delinquent property tax debt in June, while Mahoning County’s auditor lists more than 24,000 delinquent p
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