New York City’s Rent Guidelines Board approved a 0% increase for one-year rent-stabilized leases in June 2015. In the weeks around that vote, Manhattan home prices and signed contracts moved higher, though housing experts said many factors were driving the market.

A new law known as the Stop Nick Shirley Act is now on the books, adding penalties tied to doxxing and online harassment. The measure could change how personal information is shared online and how victims seek legal relief.

Many families start noticing small changes at home after a parent turns 70. Geriatric specialists and federal safety data show some everyday habits can raise concern because they increase the risk of falls, fire, missed medication, and isolation.

Federal debt held by the public is climbing toward levels rarely seen outside major wars, and budget analysts say stabilizing it would require unusually strong economic growth or major policy changes. The latest Treasury and CBO figures show how quickly interest costs are rising.

Walmart shoppers will soon see a new way to pay in stores and online. The retailer confirmed it is adding Klarna installment loans through OnePay, replacing its previous buy now, pay later partner.

Federal tariff refund records show small importers received payments, but the biggest payouts went to major corporations, including nearly $2.9 billion tied to Walmart. The data highlights how a trade program meant to offset duty costs delivered the largest dollar gains to the nation’s biggest importers.