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China may be secretly stashing US debt holdings in Canada, Wall Street analysts suspect

US Treasury data shows Canada's reported holdings of American government debt and federally backed mortgage bonds have soared to nearly $600 billion.

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New York Post· Oct 15, 4:27 PMChina may be secretly stashing US debt holdings in Canada, Wall Street analysts suspect

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Democrats can't erase the price shock of the Biden yearsHouse Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries (D-N.Y.) says Republicans have "done nothing to make life more affordable for the American people" and instead have "made life more expensive." That’s a remarkable accusation from a party that presided over a historic jump in consumer prices and continues to defend policies that add to the bills families pay. With…

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Mosby keeps Florida vacation home as feds walk away, critics warn of bad messageMarilyn Mosby will not face a new trial on her overturned mortgage fraud conviction after federal prosecutors told the court they have no plans to retry.

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Boston Mayor Wu announces $16M plan to upgrade Hyde Park public housing complexBoston Mayor Michelle Wu said the Fairmount Apartments, a public housing complex in Hyde Park, will receive $16 million worth of upgrades through a combination of city, state and federal funding.

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L.A. city and county remain at odds over who will run key homeless systemsLos Angeles County has agreed to take over the annual homeless count and federal grant application duties from the struggling Los Angeles Homeless Services Authority. However, the county and City of Los Angeles continue to spar over which will manage other homeless programs.

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Howard Lutnick’s push to evict elderly widows from iconic hotel blows up: NYTA plan championed by President Donald Trump's commerce secretary to clear longtime residents out of a famed Manhattan building has fallen apart. Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick was a driving force behind a proposed $2 billion sale of the Pierre, a combination hotel and co-op on Fifth Avenue near Central Park, The New York Times reported Wednesday. The…

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HUD workforce continues to decline after DOGESince the start of this year, HUD has added only 120 employees to its workforce.

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California orders lenders to report handling of insurance payouts to fire survivorsCalifornia officials are ordering mortgage lenders to report on how they've handled insurance payouts to survivors of the 2025 Los Angeles-area fires

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HUD’s staffing cuts hurt certain housing services, watchdog findsHousing organizations told the Government Accountability Office that they now face more obstacles getting in touch with department employees in a timely manner.

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Portugal’s Housing Protest Draws Thousands After Police ClashesThousands of people took to the streets of Portugal’s second-largest city Thursday to protest against the country’s soaring home prices after the police clashed with demonstrators in the early morning hours, increasing pressure on the government to act.

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Debt Bombs Are Ticking On America’s FarmsAmerican farm debt is expected to reach $605 billion, but federal officials warn that borrowing from unconventional lenders may be obscuring the true total.

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