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Trump invokes Willie Horton campaign ad while stumping in North Carolina Associated Press · Corey Williams The president is digging into the country’s political past by referencing one of the most controversial campaign advertisements ever. 

Soaring mortgage rates, high prices are putting homeownership further out of reach NBC News · Kayla Steinberg and Maya Huter Mortgage rates are heavily influenced by the yield on 10-year Treasury bonds, which has been rising as oil prices soar. 

Doom Loop? Ed Sheeran struggles against Gaza tide AFP NEWS US · Adam Plowright and Joe Jackson The British singer’s career crisis underlines how even the world’s biggest stars are being sucked into the politics of the war in Gaza. 

Duncan Sheik, ‘Spring Awakening’ composer, dies at 56 People · Victoria Edel and Rachel DeSantis Sheik first found fame as a singer-songwriter with his hit song “Barely Breathing.” 

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Trump Accounts vs. 529s and Roth IRAs: What’s best for your grandkids? Nifty 50+ · Dawn Allcot If you have grandchildren, you may be considering ways to contribute to their financial future. 

Why closing prayers of Judaism’s holiest holiday focus on repairing relationships theconversation.com · Reuven Kimelman Judaism holds that God won’t forgive you for a sin if you haven’t made amends with the person you wronged. 

‘Monster’ creator Ian Brennan dives into wild ‘Lizzie Borden Story’ hollywoodreporter.com · Jackie Strause Brennan peels back the curtain into his and Ryan Murphy’s “Monster” selection process. 

National Hispanic Heritage Month begins with celebrations across the U.S. ap.org · The Associated Press Marked each year from Sept. 15 to Oct. 15, the month is an opportunity for many in the U.S. to learn about the contributions of Hispanic people. 

The golden age of big-game hunting in America Outdoor Life · Michael Norman Between 1870 and 1900, railroads and repeating rifles opened the West to ordinary hunters — and pushed its game to the brink. 

Secrets of 7-Eleven you’ll wish you knew sooner chowhound.com · Katie Melynn What started as a simple icehouse in Texas expanded into a global phenomenon. 

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