Patricia Wells

President Donald Trump’s immigration policies are making it tougher for foreigners to buy and rent homes in Miami. This situation is threatening the city’s economic growth, which has been strong for the past five years. Miami has already been experiencing a slowdown in real estate due to rising mortgage rates and high property prices. The … Read more

Many football fans were stunned when quarterback Shedeur Sanders slid to the fifth round of the 2025 NFL Draft. The University of Colorado star, who was widely expected to be a top pick, faced a long wait before being selected by the Cleveland Browns as the 144th overall choice. In a surprising twist, one devoted … Read more

Federal investigators are piecing together the tragic details of a plane crash that occurred last month in upstate New York, claiming the lives of a Massachusetts family. The family was traveling to the Catskills to celebrate a birthday and the Passover holiday when the accident happened on April 12. The victims included Karenna Groff, a … Read more

Ken Griffin’s Citadel is pushing for a new law in Florida that would allow employers to enforce four-year non-compete agreements and garden leave for high-earning employees. This proposed legislation has moved swiftly through the state legislature and is now awaiting the governor’s approval. Supporters argue that it will help keep companies competitive by preventing key … Read more

A federal judge has decided not to dismiss a lawsuit against several high-profile celebrities, including sports stars Tom Brady, Stephen Curry, and Shohei Ohtani. The lawsuit claims that these celebrities misled investors while promoting the now-collapsed cryptocurrency exchange, FTX. The investors allege that the celebrities ignored warning signs and concealed large payments they received for … Read more

Human-caused climate change played a significant role in the severe storms that hit parts of the central United States in early April. A recent study by the World Weather Attribution group revealed that these storms, which swept through Arkansas, Kentucky, and Tennessee, were made more intense and more likely due to climate change. From April … Read more

Extreme weather is becoming a costly issue in the United States. Last year alone, fires, droughts, and storms led to damages exceeding $182 billion. However, the federal government has announced that it will stop tracking these disasters. The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) revealed on Thursday that it will discontinue its widely used database, … Read more

Residents of New Mexico are being warned to prepare for possible power outages as high winds and dry weather increase the risk of wildfires. This alert came from electric providers during a public hearing held by the New Mexico Public Regulation Commission in Santa Fe on Thursday. The hearing is part of a series of … Read more

New York law enforcement has charged 20 individuals in connection with a major car theft ring that operated across New York City and its suburbs. The group is accused of stealing vehicles worth over $4.6 million, often reselling them at significantly lower prices through social media platforms like Facebook and Instagram. The stolen cars included … Read more

International Holding Co. (IHC), the largest listed company in Abu Dhabi, is launching a new reinsurance venture with BlackRock Inc. This partnership will kick off with over $1 billion in initial equity commitments and aims to manage $10 billion in liabilities. The new firm, which has yet to be named, will be based in Abu … Read more