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  • Biden holes up with Jill in Delaware during COVID battle with bullish Joe refusing to drop out as yet another top Democrat demands he step aside

    07/19/2024 1:17:27 AM PDT · by Libloather · 46 replies
    Daily Mail ^ | 7/18/24 | Emily Goodin
    Joe Biden is holed up at his Rehoboth Beach home with wife Jill, as his campaign prepares for him to return to the road next week even as yet another Democrat calls on him to exit the presidential race. No other members of the Biden family are with the president and first lady. Jill was already at their $3.4 million beach home when the president arrived there Wednesday night, the East Wing said. President Biden has been resting after his COVID diagnosis but he is preparing to get back to work. And while he said he is staying in the...
  • Riskiest Place to Buy a Home

    04/06/2006 3:14:09 PM PDT · by ex-Texan · 238 replies · 5,619+ views
    Voice of San Diego ^ | 4/06/2006 | Will Carless
    The area's home prices have a 60-percent chance of dropping, one of many factors making San Diego the riskiest real estate market in the nation, according to a quarterly report put out by a California mortgage insurer.The report, put out by the Bay Area insurance company PMI Group, is well-respected by experts, who said it usually gives an accurate picture of the state of the nation's 50 largest home-buying markets. However, they stressed that the report is merely the latest in a long line of analyses that point to something the industry already knows: The nation's housing market is cooling,...
  • Habitat for Humanity gives evicted family another shot (Family with 14 KIDS!)

    12/17/2003 8:30:00 AM PST · by Born Conservative · 68 replies · 583+ views
    Scranton Times-Tribune ^ | 12/17/2003 | Andrew M. Seder
    A family's second chance By Andrew M. Seder 12/17/2003 Charles and Barbara Smith and 14 of their 18 children are moving back into their North Scranton home today, just in time for the holidays. The Smith family was forced to leave the house after the city condemned it July 29 -- the first known Habitat for Humanity home in the country to be condemned. On Tuesday, a team of city inspectors went through the house at 2517 N. Main Ave. and removed the "unfit for human habitation" label. Mr. Smith says he regrets what happened because of "my neglect...