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President Trump Warns Iran President Donald Trump issued a forceful public warning to Iran on Friday, saying Washington would intervene if Iranian security forces shoot or violently kill peaceful demonstrators amid widespread economic protests. In a post on his Truth Social platform, Trump wrote that “if Iran shoots and violently kills peaceful protesters, which is

New Year’s Eve Celebration in St. Barths Alix Earle, the TikTok star known for her viral lifestyle content, celebrated New Year’s Eve 2026 in St. Barths with former NFL quarterback Tom Brady. The duo were spotted together at a high-profile beachside party on December 31, where videos obtained by TMZ and People show Earle dancing

Zohran Mamdani NYC Mayor Zohran Mamdani was sworn in as mayor of New York City on January 1, becoming the first Muslim and first person of South Asian descent to lead the nation’s largest city. The swearing in marked the formal transition of power following the city’s most recent mayoral election and signaled the start

Stricter ID Requirements at Airports Travelers flying domestically in 2026 are now fully subject to federal REAL ID requirements at airport security checkpoints. Passengers must present a REAL ID compliant driver’s license or another acceptable form of identification such as a passport. Those without compliant ID can still fly, but they may face additional identity

Hockey in South Florida has long since stopped being a novelty. Now, it’s making history. On Friday night, the NHL’s signature outdoor spectacle arrives in Miami as the Florida Panthers host the New York Rangers at loanDepot Park in the NHL Winter Classic. Puck drop is set for 8:00 p.m. ET on TNT, and a

The No. 5 Ducks delivered a dominant, defense-driven performance Thursday night, blanking No. 4 Texas Tech 23-0 in the College Football Playoff quarterfinal Orange Bowl. Behind a relentless pass rush and a turnover-hungry secondary, Oregon silenced one of the nation’s most explosive offenses and punched its ticket to the CFP semifinals. Matayo Uiagalelei set the

Keionte Scott couldn’t help but glance toward the Miami sideline as he raced down the field, 72 yards of green grass and history unfolding in front of him. The Hurricanes’ defensive back had just jumped a screen pass, and by the time he crossed the goal line untouched, No. 10 Miami had seized full control

CIA Disputes Putin’s Claim of Drone Attack on His Residence, Undercutting Story Told to Trump The Central Intelligence Agency has assessed that Ukraine was not targeting a residence used by Russian President Vladimir Putin in a recent drone incident in northern Russia, according to U.S. officials familiar with the matter. The finding directly undercuts a

Venezuela Deploys Troops and Russian Fighter Jets to La Orchila as Tensions With U.S. Escalate Venezuela has deployed more than 2,500 troops and Russian-made fighter jets to the Caribbean island of La Orchila for large-scale military exercises, a move that sharpens regional tensions days after President Donald Trump announced additional U.S. attacks on Venezuelan vessels.

Trump Confirms Covert CIA Strike on Venezuelan Port, Expanding U.S. Pressure Without Ground War President Donald Trump has confirmed that the United States carried out a covert drone strike on a port facility along Venezuela’s coast, a move that quietly expands U.S. military action onto Venezuelan territory while stopping short of a full-scale invasion. The

Sprinkles Cupcakes Shuts Down Sprinkles Cupcakes is a national dessert brand best known for helping popularize the modern cupcake craze in the United States. The company was founded in 2005 by Candace and Charles Nelson, opening its first bakery in Beverly Hills. At the time, cupcakes were largely seen as novelty items. Sprinkles reframed them

Miami Beach Ferry Fiasco “This project should never have been approved,” according to a recent report from the Miami Beach Office of Inspector General (OIG), which highlights serious missteps in the city’s handling of a taxpayer-funded ferry service. The service, launched in 2025 to connect South Beach and downtown Miami, collapsed after only 21 days

Inside Mark Wahlberg’s $37 Million Delray Beach Mansion And the Wild Price Surge That Redefined South Florida Luxury When Mark Wahlberg dropped $37 million on a fully furnished mansion in Delray Beach, most headlines fixated on the celebrity buyer. TMZ did its thing. Architectural Digest admired the finishes. Social media gawked. But the real story

Miami Man Accused of Stealing Nearly $1 Million From Two South Florida Businesses in Sophisticated Payment Diversion Scheme A Miami man is facing serious felony charges after investigators say he quietly siphoned nearly $1 million from two South Florida companies by exploiting internal access and rerouting customer payments into accounts he controlled. According to the

Brad Paisley and Carrie Underwood’s Obamacare Stunt Wasn’t Clever, It Was Out of Touch With the Families Who Buy Their Music When Brad Paisley and Carrie Underwood took aim at the Affordable Care Act in a political skit, it wasn’t edgy satire or smart commentary. It was a deeply uninformed swipe at a law that

Maceo Plex Owns the Terrace at Club Space, A Masterclass in Miami After-Hours Culture Miami doesn’t crown legends with hype. It does it at sunrise. That’s the context for Maceo Plex delivering a full, unfiltered set on the Terrace at Club Space now circulating as a complete live recording and already being treated like required listening.

Minimum Wage Increase 2026 As 2026 begins, nearly 20 states across the U.S. are set to increase their minimum wage, affecting millions of workers nationwide. This wave of increases comes as a response to persistent inflation and the long-standing federal minimum wage, which has remained at $7.25 per hour since 2009. Advocates say these increases

Fireworks Light Up the Night Globally New Zealand, Australia, and Tokyo kicked off 2026 with spectacular fireworks and light displays. In Auckland, the Sky Tower was illuminated with vibrant colors, drawing thousands of spectators. Sydney celebrated with its world-famous fireworks over the Opera House and Harbor Bridge, attracting both locals and international viewers. Tokyo’s Shibuya

Spijker in Medellín, Giving the Next Generation of DJs Their Shot Medellín has quietly become one of Latin America’s most interesting electronic-music incubators not because of massive festivals or flashy headliners, but because of working DJs building scenes the right way. One of those names is Spijker, a traveling Afro House DJ whose presence in

GLP-1 Pills The weight loss industry is undergoing a fundamental transformation as GLP-1 receptor agonists move beyond injectable treatments and into pill form. Originally developed to treat type 2 diabetes, these medications work by mimicking hormones that regulate appetite, slow digestion, and increase feelings of fullness. Their effectiveness in promoting significant weight loss has altered

New England Patriots wide receiver Stefon Diggs is facing serious legal allegations stemming from an alleged incident on Dec. 2, with prosecutors pursuing a felony charge of strangulation and a misdemeanor charge of assault. A motion hearing took place Tuesday morning at Dedham District Court in Massachusetts. Diggs’ arraignment is scheduled for Jan. 23, the

The Montreal Canadiens closed out 2025 in dramatic fashion, storming back from a two-goal deficit in the final five minutes of regulation to stun the Florida Panthers 3-2 in overtime on Tuesday night. Nick Suzuki was the hero for Montreal, scoring a power-play goal 3:24 into overtime after Florida’s Brad Marchand was called for roughing

The defending champions return to a familiar stage Wednesday night, but with history—and a first-time challenger—waiting on the other No. 2 seed the Ohio State Buckeyes (12-1) meets College Football Playoff newcomer Miami Hurricanes (11-2, No. 10 seed) in the Cotton Bowl Classic quarterfinal, a matchup that blends recent CFP dominance with a program seeking

South Florida’s Condo Market Is Cracking and the Warning Signs Are Everywhere South Florida’s condominium market is no longer in a gentle cooldown. It is under visible strain, and in some areas it is actively breaking. What was once one of the hottest real estate segments in the country is now being pulled down by

FCC-Imposed “Bias Monitor” at CBS Sparks First Amendment Alarm as Trust in Media Hits Historic Lows Public trust in American news media is already near collapse. A February Gallup survey found that 36 percent of Americans have “no trust at all” in mass media, 33 percent have “not very much” trust, and just 31 percent

Federal Government Halts Child Care Funding The federal government has frozen child care assistance payments to Minnesota following mounting allegations that taxpayer funds were systematically misused through an alleged daycare fraud scheme. Officials from the Department of Health and Human Services confirmed the suspension, citing concerns that some providers billed for children who were not

Hot Since 82 at EXIT Festival’s Dance Arena: A Deep-House Masterclass Inside a Living Monument The numbers tell part of the story, more than 85,000 views within days of its December 27, 2025 premiere, but they don’t fully capture what unfolded inside Serbia’s most iconic electronic music venue. Hot Since 82 returned to EXIT’s Dance

Holiday Travel Surge at FLL Airport and NYE Events Fort Lauderdale Hollywood International Airport was crowded on Tuesday as travelers arrived in South Florida ahead of New Year’s Eve 2026 celebrations. The end of December traditionally marks one of the busiest travel periods of the year, and airport officials reported heavy passenger volume as visitors

Granddaughter of Former President JFK Died of Cancer Tatiana Schlossberg, an environmental journalist and the granddaughter of former President John F. Kennedy, has died at the age of 35 following a battle with cancer. Her death was confirmed by her family, who said she passed away on December 30. Schlossberg had been diagnosed with a

France Grants Citizenship to George Clooney and Family George Clooney, his wife Amal Clooney, and their twin children, Alexander and Ella, have officially been granted French citizenship. The decision was formalized through a government decree published in France’s official legal registry, confirming the family’s naturalization under French law. The move marks a major personal and