Political Waves: From Homes to Crypto, What's Making Noise?

This week, politics stirred the pot with a mix of bold ideas and fiery critiques. Let's dive in. First up, a shake-up in the housing market. The government is cooking up a new 50-year mortgage plan. The goal? To make buying a home easier on the wallet. Bill Pulte, a big shot in housing, says it's a work in progress. Could this be a game-changer? Maybe, but it's too soon to tell. Meanwhile, Senator Bernie Sanders isn't holding back. He's calling out Elon Musk's massive $1 trillion pay package. Sanders argues it's a sign of what's wrong with the system. Shareholders approved it, but that hasn't stopped the criticism. Crypto is back in the spotlight, thanks to Donald Trump. He's singing its praises, saying it eases the load on the dollar. Not everyone's on board, but Trump's support is making waves. In New York, Zohran Mamdani scored a big win. Anthony Scaramucci, a finance bigwig, isn't impressed. He thinks Mamdani's victory is just young folks lashing out at the old guard. Mamdani, though, isn't backing down. He's already challenging Trump. Lastly, the skies aren't the only place American Airlines is facing turbulence. Their CEO wants to put an end to shutdowns, saying they're not helping anyone.