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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?