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Baltimore City Council President Nick Mosby publicly apologized Wednesday for a chaotic scene that unfolded in City Hall on Tuesday night involving a housing lobbyist with whom he held a joint news conference, allowed to speak in Council Chambers and had promoted to his fellow council members.

The third in a three-part series Part one Part two House hunting in Boston can often feel like one of those reality TV dating shows. There’s the first meeting, where you and a dozen or so other contestants circle the object of your desire. You fall in love, maybe make a proposal, and then more likely than not … you get rejected.

Boston has long seen a racial gap among homeowners. Since homeownership is the main way most Americans build wealth, some local organizations are working to make Boston’s real estate market more equitable.

Moscow was a Big Law boom town. Now, foreign firms are quitting Russia, and their lawyers fear what's next.

Will the city finally hold banks responsible for failing to serve the community?

/PRNewswire/ -- Former U.S. Comptroller of the Currency and current LISEP Chair Gene Ludwig and NACA CEO Bruce Marks today announced a groundbreaking lending...

/PRNewswire/ -- Former U.S. Comptroller of the Currency and current LISEP Chair Gene Ludwig and NACA CEO Bruce Marks today announced a groundbreaking lending...

Its hard to imagine a more boring (and dreaded) word than "mortgage." But if you know where to look, you might find a mortgage that will save you thousands of dollars a year or discover that you qualify for a loan when you didnt think you could.

Officials struggling to distribute federal funds to prevent evictions have outlined plans to increase the speed at which they get the money to landlords and renters.

ATLANTA (AP) — Georgia officials struggling to distribute federal funds to prevent...