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Texas Housing Market Sees Shift with Increased Listings and Stabilizing Prices in 2025

In 2025, Texas housing inventory surged 30%, stabilizing prices and creating a balanced buyer-seller market.

#texas, #housingmarket, #realestate, #homeprices

Pro-Palestinian Protest at University of Washington Leads to Arrests and Campus Tensions

Protesters at UW in Seattle were arrested for occupying a building, demanding severance of ties with Boeing. The incident highlights campus activism.

#protests, #universityofwashington, #palestinianactivism, #boeing

Harvard Sues Trump Administration Over Ban on International Students

Harvard challenges Trump administration's federal policy against enrolling international students, citing constitutional breaches.

#harvard, #trumpadministration, #internationalstudents, #lawsuit, #academicfreedom

Purdue Fort Wayne to Discontinue Baseball and Softball Programs Amid Budget Cuts

Purdue University Fort Wayne ends baseball and softball programs, aligning with NCAA financial trends and a $6 million budget cut.

#purdue, #baseball, #softball, #budgetcuts, #collegiateathletics

Texas Housing Market Faces Major Correction with Rising Inventory and Price Adjustments

The Texas housing market sees inventory rise, sales drop, and prices adjust amid economic shifts and pandemic aftermath.

#texas, #housingmarket, #realestate, #economy

Severe Weather Challenges: NWS Faces Staffing Shortages Amid Tornado Surge

Staff shortages at the NWS risk compromising tornado warnings amidst increasing severe weather incidents.

#nws, #tornadoes, #staffing, #weather

Car Bomb Targets Fertility Clinic in Palm Springs: Suspected Perpetrator Dead, Injuries Reported

A car bomb at a Palm Springs fertility clinic leaves the suspect dead and four injured, highlighting extremist threats to reproductive health facilities.

#terrorism, #healthcare, #california, #extremism

Texas Housing Market Shifts Toward Buyer's Market in 2025

Texas housing sees more inventory, declining sales; shifts toward buyer's market amid high mortgage rates, economic uncertainties.

#texas, #housingmarket, #realestate, #economy

Climate Change Threatens U.S. Mortgage Market Stability

Climate-driven foreclosures forecasted to cause significant financial losses, with Florida, Louisiana, and California at highest risk.

#climatechange, #mortgagemarket, #creditlosses, #foreclosures

Former President Joe Biden Diagnosed with Stage 4 Prostate Cancer

Joe Biden, 82, faces Stage 4 prostate cancer, igniting discussions on health transparency. He's reviewing treatment options.

#joebiden, #prostatecancer, #cancerresearch, #uspolitics

U.S. Resumes Collections on Defaulted Student Loans, Sparking Economic Concerns

U.S. Education Dept. restarts defaulted loan collections, affecting millions amid economic challenges. Critics urge policy solutions.

#studentloans, #education, #debtcrisis, #economy

Iowa Tackles Lead Water Lines Amid New EPA Regulations

Iowa works to replace lead water lines under new EPA rules; challenges include cost and legal disputes. $30 million federal aid announced.

#epa, #leadexposure, #iowa, #infrastructure, #health

USDA Ends Local Food Programs: Impact on Farmers and Schools

Termination of USDA's local food programs disrupts farmers and schools, sparking wide concerns and calls for reversal.

#usda, #localfood, #farmers, #schoolnutrition

USDA Unions Warn Budget Cuts Threaten Food Safety Amid Bird Flu Crisis

USDA unions alert Congress that budget cuts and staff losses hinder food safety amid bird flu outbreak.

#usda, #foodsafety, #birdflu, #budgetcuts, #congress

U.S. Department of Education Layoffs Threaten Civil Rights Enforcement

Massive staff cuts at the U.S. Department of Education raise concerns over civil rights enforcement in education.

#education, #civilrights, #trumpadministration, #layoffs