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By Chris Taylor

NEW YORK (Reuters) - If you are a new graduate trying to move away from home and get your start in life: Sorry.

For aspiring homebuyers, the United States just experienced its highest-priced April ever recorded, according to the National Association of Realtors.

As for renting, that is unaffordable for half of renters, according to a study by the Harvard Joint Center for Housing Studies.

Which... (continue reading...)

By Jarrett Renshaw and Trevor Hunnicutt

(Reuters) - Typically, if your political opponent is convicted of a felony, it's considered a rare gift.

But as the world anticipates a verdict in Donald Trump's criminal case in New York, President Joe Biden's campaign does not plan to change course, even for a guilty verdict.

Biden aides are happy to let other Democrats and allies paint Trump as a felon. Strategists have decided... (continue reading...)

By Tom Hals

WILMINGTON, Delaware (Reuters) - The criminal trial of Hunter Biden on gun charges kicks off next week, with federal prosecutors likely to dissect lurid details of his crack cocaine addiction that could provide fuel for opponents of his father's presidential reelection bid.

Hunter Biden will be the first child of a sitting president to be a criminal defendant when jury selection begins on Monday, coming just days after another... (continue reading...)

By Nathan Frandino

MARTINEZ, California (Reuters) - World War Two U.S. Army veteran Jake Larson is 101 years old and a survivor of D-Day, history’s largest amphibious invasion on June 6, 1944, and he is heading to France for the 80th anniversary to honor the brothers-in-arms who did not make it home.

Sitting in his home in Martinez, California, alongside photos and mementos from his years in the National Guard and the U.S. Army, Larson... (continue reading...)

By Luc Cohen, Jack Queen and Andy Sullivan

NEW YORK (Reuters) - Jurors are likely to begin deliberations on Wednesday in Donald Trump's hush money trial, sorting through weeks of evidence and testimony behind closed doors as they determine whether he will become the first U.S. president convicted of a crime.

It was far from certain how long they might take to reach a verdict in the case with Trump, 77, who is accused of falsifying... (continue reading...)