The Houthi advance in Yemen raises concerns about a key shipping choke point
Iran-backed Houthi rebels have captured the Red Sea port of Mokha and the strategic island of Mayun in Yemen. This move brings their forces to the heart of the Bab…
A Reunion rental with basement bowling alley is yours for $12.5 million
The Central Florida vacation home comfortably sleeps 30 and has entertainment options galore — including a private bowling alley, golf simulator and arcade in its rare-for-Florida basement.
US 2026 budget gap hits $1.97 trillion with month left to go
Escalating concerns about inflation have sent yields to the highest levels in years this week.
Ask a real estate pro: Can landlord keep most of security deposit for ‘repainting and cleaning’?
A reader asks real estate lawyer Gary Singer: Can our former landlord keep most of our security deposit for what seems to us to be ordinary wear and tear?
FPL parent company, Dominion gain shareholder backing for merger, face months of regulatory questions
Florida utility powerhouse NextEra Energy — parent to FPL — took another step toward taking control of Dominion Energy of Virginia after shareholders of both companies voted their approval,
The poorest in the US can’t find housing even as low-income units sit empty
Mathew Davis, who lives in a homeless shelter in Austin, Texas, would love an apartment of his own. But with the little money he makes donating blood plasma, even a…
Pictures: Labor Day Travelers at Orlando International
Labor day travelers take to the skies from the Orlando International Airport.
‘Me and my ChatGPT, we love each other’: Florida small businesses embrace AI, but many still value human touch
Florida small businesses are rapidly adopting AI to save time and cut costs, but some owners say the technology can't replace the value of human workers.
New book by vet attraction creator a ‘masterclass in experiential story making’
Tome includes guidance about creative processes, storytelling structure, brainstorming and more.
As workplace surveillance grows, experts say it’s good to know the ways your employer is watching
Employers are increasingly using technology to monitor the whereabouts, productivity and communications of workers since COVID.