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By: Pete Grieve – Editor: Katherine Peach Switching jobs no longer produces the double-digit percentage pay bump it did a few years ago, but workers who move are still typically better off than those who stay. The exception is the top 5% of earners, who often benefit more from staying put. According to a new Bank of America report, workers who switched jobs in the first quarter of 2026 netted median wage increases of 8% year over year. That beats the 5% year-over-year wage increase observed in so-called “job stayers,” although the gap between the two groups has narrowed to its smallest level in seven years. […]...

Meta prepares to breach the free frontier by introducing premium tiers for its advanced AI assistant features.

In a city known for food fusion — one North Miami spot is mixing Haitian culture with a slice of comfort. From oxtail to griot,...

It’s not even summer yet, but SoFlo is about to get a whole lot hotter this weekend. Swim Week is underway in the 305, and...

MIAMI (AP) — The Trump administration has quietly instructed federal prosecutors in Miami to avoid pursuing criminal investigations into Venezuela’s acting President Delcy Rodríguez, a longtime...

US forces hit Iranian military sites following a high-stakes Cabinet session focused on regional conflict and economic strain.

WASHINGTON (AP) — U.S. forces carried out new defensive strikes on Wednesday on an Iran military facility after downing Iranian attack drones, according to U.S. officials.The officials,...

When you think of Fort Lauderdale Beach, you probably picture the hustle of A1A, the mega-resorts, and Las Olas. But what if we told you...

(WSVN) - Fox’s MasterChef: Global Gauntlet brought the FIFA fever into the kitchen for a special episode. Head coach of the U.S. Men’s National Soccer...