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Theres something wrong inside the American Economic and political system, and thats what this book is about. Host Hedrick Smith is the author. Thank you for being on booktv. From the Fourth Annual boston book festival, a Panel Featuring author edward glaeser. Its about an hour, 15. Good afternoon and thank you very much for coming to this auditorium today. Let me introduce myself, im bob oakes from morning edition on wbur, bostons npr news station. [applause] thank you. Thank you. Im sure some o...

Independents plunged over the last month dropping from 47 approval in august to just 31 today. And when it comes to trumps qualities, 32 say they are proud of him as president. The same percentage, less than onethird, see him as honest and trustworthy. Back in the q poll when asked whether they felt the president was honest, 32 of voters said yes. His lowest grade for honesty since he was elected. So, joe, theyre beginning not to believe him, whoever they are, the few americans left that would b...

Reductions raise hopes of summer interest rate cuts

More than 20 lenders have hiked their mortgage rates this week, pulling some of the most competitive home loans from the market, including several deals below 5 per cent.

More than 20 lenders have hiked their mortgage rates this week, pulling some of the most competitive home loans from the market, including several deals below 5 per cent.

A number of best buys have disappeared from the market, meaning the lowest rates available to borrowers have ticked up.

Nationwide, Santander and NatWest will increase their rates on home loans amid uncertainty in the sector.

UMass Lowell is moving forward with a 1.2M SF development on its east campus in partnership with GMH Communities and Wexford Science & Technology.

Last month, the Epiphany School and some neighbors filed lawsuits in an attempt to derail a project that would bring a 72-unit apartment building to the neighborhood. Now, the school has had a change of heart.

LOWELL — Newly elected City Councilor John Descoteaux is concerned about the lack of development on the Hamilton Canal Innovation District parcels owned by the Lupoli Companies, and he wonders if the city needs to move in a different direction.