Property

Media August 24

San Francisco lawyer says landlord has right to accept ‘only MAGA voters and Israel supporters’ to open house

A tenant rights lawyer says a San Francisco landlord is legally allowed to limit rental viewings to MAGA voters and Israel supporters amid the city's housing crisis.

Opinion July 4

Hardware stores are the nuts and bolts of American freedom this July 4th

From Soviet-era housing to American hardware stores, how homeownership represents freedom and responsibility. Home equity accounts for 45% of American homeowners' net worth

Travel June 27

Home worth $1.6M with 7,000 books and floor-to-ceiling shelves touted for 'charm and character'

"The Book House" in Columbus, Ohio, offers 8 bedrooms and 6 bathrooms for 24 guests, as well as 7,000 hardcover books, vintage materials and custom ironwork as a high-end rental property.

Illinois May 21

Illinois town moves to seize Pope Leo XIV's childhood home through eminent domain, convert to historic site

Dolton, Illinois, may use eminent domain to purchase Pope Leo XIV's boyhood home, intending to preserve it as a historic site amid ongoing sale efforts.

Property May 6

Business owners take on city they say is playing 'musical chairs' with property in eminent domain case

A St. Louis suburb wants to use eminent domain to raze a commercial area and make way for a $436 million redevelopment project. A judge will decide if that's legal.

Digital Originals January 20

‘This is personal’: Marine veteran reacts to judgment on federal loophole police used to seize his cash

A judge ruled Nevada Highway Patrol overstepped its legal authority when it seized nearly $90,000 from a Marine Corps veteran and handed the case over to the DEA.

Digital Originals November 26, 2024

‘We’re gonna fight’: Colorado woman says she went ‘to war’ when county tried to claim her private property

TikTok star Taralyn Romero had to fight her local government when it claimed adverse possession to try to seize part of her yard and the creek running through it.

Culture November 24, 2024

Colorado woman says she was bullied by community who wanted to take her property, this is how she fought back

TikTok star and Colorado resident Taralyn Romero faced online and offline battles against her community to maintain control over the creek running through her property.

Digital Originals November 22, 2024

Justice Department halts DEA's random searches of airport travelers after report finds 'serious concerns'

The Justice Department ordered the Drug Enforcement Administration to halt random searches of passengers at airports and other transit hubs after a watchdog raised concerns.

Digital Originals November 22, 2024

This woman bought a dream house with a creek. Her community turned it into a living nightmare

A Colorado woman bought her dream house with a creek running through the backyard. But when the snow melted, she realized the community thought her property was public.