A home on the market for $13.8 million in the Bay Area city of Hillsborough embodies what a younger generation of fintech ...

The questions raised have included Associated Press investigations of his real estate transactions, air travel and Instagram use. On Monday, the AP confirmed that the Office of Congressional Ethics ...

Aaron Siepierski, founder and owner of Aaron's Estate Sales in Birmingham, one of the largest privately-owned estate sale companies in the country, has announced the launch of his latest venture, Sold ...

What is he up to now? According to reports, Aaron Schock might be considering a return to politics. Since his resignation, however, the former Illinois representative, who has split his time between ...

However, despite Schock’s success in politics, this is not the only arena in which he’s excelled. Over a period of years, Schock has proven himself as a rising star in the real estate sector as well.

Aaron Schock, the former Illinois Congressman who opposed gay marriage during his tenure, came out as gay Thursday on social media. The ex-Congressman, who served in Congress for four terms ...

That is a big part of the Aaron Schock story, and I applaud that he has come out and is committing to be true to better ideals. He and we will all be better for it.

PEORIA — In a post on his Instagram feed , and concurrently on a website , former U.S. Rep. Aaron Schock said Thursday he's gay. He confirmed the post's authenticity in a text message and said ...

In a post on his Instagram feed, and concurrently on a website, former U.S. Rep. Aaron Schock says he’s gay.

PEORIA, Ill. (WMBD) — Former U.S. Rep. Aaron Schock took to Instagram to publicly come out as gay on Thursday. Schock, who served as a Republican from Peoria, posted screenshots to his account ...

Mr. Schock, a Republican, resigned from Congress in 2015 after he came under fire for lavish spending. His announcement prompted criticism about his voting record on L.G.B.T. issues.

Federal authorities have officially dismissed criminal charges against former Rep. Aaron Schock, six months after he reached a deal with federal prosecutors.