$5 Billion Was Supposed to Build 500,000 Chargers. A Year Later, 96 Stations Are Open — Four Times More Than 2025 Started With.

A Data Center Was Going to Save Two Towns. Both Deals Died This Month. The Towns Still Have the Bill.

Minnesota repealed one tax exemption and Amazon walked. The rezoning, the abatement, and the substation stay on the county's books for thirty years.

Your Insurer Is Photographing Your Roof From the Sky. It Can Drop You Without Ever Knocking on the Door.

Insurers have imaged nearly every building in the country. The regulator's tool for auditing those models arrives in November, in twelve states, as a pilot.

The AI Boom Used to Mean More Buyers for Your House. In Seattle and Austin, It Now Means Fewer.

Seattle's pending sales fell 15.6%, the sharpest drop in the country. San Francisco's inventory is down 20%. Same technology, opposite results.

America Is Down to 966,752 Homebuyers — the Fewest Ever Counted. The "Buyer's Market" Headline Gets the Story Backwards.

Sellers outnumber buyers by half a million — not because sellers flooded in, but because buyers walked away. And prices still aren't falling nationally.