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The Supreme Court will resume hearing cases in October. Here are five upcoming cases that the high court will hear: Consumer Financial Protection Bureau v. Community Financial Services Association of America, Limited Does the Constitution matter? In...

In a growing number of places, apartment properties are likely to have to reduce the carbon they contribute to the atmosphere. Cities, towns and entire states across the U.S. have declared war on climate change—...

Nearly 50,000 eviction notices were filed between February and August in Los Angeles, according to City Controller Kenneth Mejia, chief accounting officer for the city. The data was recently made available via a new data...

Early adopters in multihousing and other industries are using AI to have daily conversations with their databases to mine business insights—freeing them up from keyboards forevermore. The capability—to talk with your database each morning to...

The U.S. Supreme Court in October announced that it will not weigh in on two cases challenging rent control and eviction laws in New York and California. The lead case, Community Housing Improvement Program v....

Property managers are being caught between a rock and hard place as the cost-of-living crisis continues to affect the housing market. Residents are facing financial challenges due to stubborn inflation, while high interest rates mean...

A new discovery of lithium in September led to a flurry of headlines touting the finding as one of the biggest lithium deposits in history. The discovery comes amid fears that a shift towards...

Offer a definitive explanation of the Ring Around the Rosie nursery rhyme and children’s game—whether as a reference to the Black Plague or teenagers ignoring bans against dancing and if you’re within earshot of...

Once a year, late in February, my wife’s face brightens as she thumbs through our mail. “We got our Costco rewards check,” she beams. It’s not a ton of money, maybe $1,000. And the money...

Walmart has eliminated college degrees as a requirement for hundreds of its corporate roles. The retail giant said in September that it would get rid of “unnecessary barriers” that prevent career advancement and that job...

Rapid inflation is hitting low-to-moderate income renter households the hardest. For the first time in decades, the rent-to-income ratio has reached 40 percent at the height of U.S. inflation, marking one of the least-affordable...

APIs, or application programming interfaces, are the gateways to the digital world. They link a wide array of software applications and systems. APIs facilitate communication between different software systems, and so power everything from social...

The American family has undergone significant change in recent decades. There is no longer one predominant family form, and Americans are experiencing family life in increasingly diverse ways. In 1970, 67 percent of Americans ages...

Profits have gotten a lot bad press. Perhaps second to private property (theft, according to Bakunin) profits are the devil incarnate in the view of some. In the star-studded movie “Reds,” the hero, played by...

Federal net neutrality legislation has split politicians largely along partisan political lines—with President Obama imposing net neutrality restrictions, President Trump repealing them and President Biden struggling to reintroduce them—leading some states to implement their...