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NewsU.S. Labor Market Reverses Course: February Payrolls Plunge by 92,000
Unexpected hiring freeze and healthcare strikes push unemployment to 4.4% as downward revisions reveal a much colder economy.
NewsUnited Airlines to Passengers: Use Your Headphones or Face Removal from the Flight
The carrier quietly updated its contract of carriage to officially ban speakers, citing the expansion of high-speed Starlink Wi-Fi.
NewsSouth Florida Sizzles With Sun and Storms
Warm mornings and breezy afternoons bring a mix of sunshine, scattered showers, and dangerous rip currents through Tuesday.
NewsWomen Are More Likely To Twist Open Their Oreos While Men Often Devour Them Whole
More women dunk, while more men bite. And Republicans tend to dunk, while Democrats are twisters.
NewsFlorida Bar Opens Ethics Investigation Into Former Interim U.S. Attorney Lindsey Halligan
The Florida Bar is probing Lindsey Halligan over allegations of dishonesty and professional misconduct during her controversial federal prosecutions.
NewsNavigating the New Normal: USDA Forecasts Steady Rise in Grocery Prices for 2026
While food-at-home inflation remains below historical averages, rising costs for beef, sweets, and beverages continue to squeeze consumer budgets.
NewsOperation Epic Fury: Trump Demands Say in New Iranian Leadership as Gas Prices Soar (Video)
The White House signals a "Venezuela-style" transition for Tehran while Secretary Hegseth warns the military campaign is "just getting started."...
NewsAI-Powered Fraud on the Rise: Most Americans Now Targeted by Sophisticated Scams
Bankrate reports that 73 percent of U.S. adults have faced financial fraud as artificial intelligence fuels sophisticated new scams.
NewsSouth Florida students trade car lines for neighborhood bike bus to get to school
Students at one local school are trading traffic and long car lines for bicycles. These kids said it’s the best way to get to class.