Miami-Dade condo sales saw a slight increase in February compared to the same period last year, reaching $455,000, while Broward County condos fell by 5.21%. However, single-family home sales declined in both counties. The housing market in Miami-Dade was affected by rising insurance costs and increased association fees for condo owners, who are struggling with … Read more
The Australian Classification Board has clarified the status of Silent Hill f, confirming that it was not refused classification. The game’s page on the National Classification Database was initially removed due to an error in the self-reporting tool. A new classification decision will be published ahead of the game’s release. The board attributed this incident … Read more
China is urging nations to open up markets as economic fragmentation grows, according to Chinese Premier Li Keqiang. At a meeting with global business leaders, including US Senator Steve Daines, Li emphasized the importance of cooperation and stability in bilateral relations with the US. Li’s comments come amid slowing growth and rising trade tensions, which … Read more
Former New York Yankees outfielder Brett Gardner has announced the death of his 14-year-old son, Miller, who died on Friday, March 21, while on vacation. The Gardners shared the news in a statement posted to their social media accounts, saying that Miller passed away peacefully in his sleep after falling ill alongside several family members. … Read more
Duke secured its spot in the Sweet 16 with an 89-66 win over Baylor, capitalizing on a dominant second half after trailing by one point at halftime. The Blue Devils’ “killer instinct” took over as they closed the first half on a 24-6 run, opening a 17-point lead. Star Cooper Flagg struggled with early foul … Read more
Israel’s military launched multiple airstrikes on Saturday, targeting suspected Hezbollah sites in Lebanon. At least seven people were killed, including a child, and 40 others injured. The strikes came after Hezbollah fired rockets toward Israel. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Defense Minister Israel Katz ordered the attacks, saying the Lebanese government was responsible for … Read more
The acting US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) Chairman, Mark T. Uyeda, has called for rulemaking to clarify crypto regulations rather than relying on enforcement actions. In a recent roundtable discussion, he emphasized the need for formal processes to bring clarity to the digital asset space. Uyeda argued that the SEC should use notice-and-comment rulemaking … Read more
The 2025 NCAA Division I women’s basketball tournament bracket is now available. The bracket features eight regional sites and a comprehensive schedule for the entire tournament. Selection Sunday will take place on March 16 at 8 p.m. ET, with the First Four games to follow from March 19-20. The first round will occur on March … Read more
Amazon’s recent decision to remove the “Do not send voice recordings” option for Alexa users has left many concerned about their privacy. The company’s conversational AI upgrade, Alexa Plus, will be able to listen to and analyze all voice recordings starting March 28. Under the new policy, all recorded voice commands sent to Alexa will … Read more
Grimes, Elon Musk’s ex-partner, has shared a health update on X, revealing that she was recently diagnosed with ADHD and autism. The 37-year-old musician attributed her struggles to dyslexia, stating that it made it difficult for her to spell without the aid of spellcheck. Grimes expressed relief at having overcome challenges associated with her conditions, … Read more