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Miami saw the steepest rent hikes of 2021 in the United States, with median rent at one point reaching $2,800

Where Is It More Affordable To Buy Than Rent?

In some of the largest metropolitan areas in the U.S., it is becoming cheaper per month to buy a house as a first-time home buy than to rent a similarly sized unit.

Jobless At 35? Nearly 2 In 3 Unemployed Men This Age Struggle To Get Work Due To Criminal Pasts

People fill out job application forms at a job fair in Los Angeles, California

A new report found that 64% of men who are unemployed at this age struggle to get a job because of a prior criminal activity.

U.S. Supreme Court Takes Up Clash Between Religion And LGBT Rights

A general view of the U.S. Supreme Court building in Washington, U.S., November 26, 2021.

The U.S. Supreme Court on Tuesday took up a major new legal fight pitting religious beliefs against LGBT rights, agreeing to hear an evangelical Christian web designer's free speech claim that she cannot be forced under a Colorado anti-discrimination law to produce websites for same-sex marriages.

U.S. Supreme Court Takes Up Web Designer's Bid To Rebuff Gay Weddings

The U.S. Supreme Court on Tuesday agreed to hear a web designer's free speech claim that she cannot be forced under a Colorado anti-discrimination law to produce websites for same-sex marriages, a practice she opposes on religious grounds.

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FILE PHOTO - A trader works on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) in New York City, U.S., February 18, 2022.

Wall St Cuts Losses Further After Biden Comments On Ukraine

U.S. stocks further trimmed losses on Tuesday afternoon after U.S.

Teen Girl Who Felt 'Indestructible' By COVID-19 Dies After Remaining Unvaccinated Despite Family's Pleas

After the girl's tragic death, the family now urges others of her age to get vaccinated against the virus.

Black Transgender Woman Imprisoned For 6 Months On False Drug Charges Awarded $1.5 Million

During the arrest, one of the officers used an anti-trans slur, the woman's attorney said.

A woman holds a sign outside the Glynn County Courthouse after the jury reached a guilty verdict in the trial of William "Roddie" Bryan, Travis McMichael and Gregory McMichael, charged with the February 2020 death of 25-year-old Ahmaud Arbery, in Brunswic

Jury Reached Verdict In Hate-crimes Charges Against Ahmaud Arbery's Killers In Georgia

Jurors reached a verdict on Tuesday in the federal hate-crimes trial of three white men convicted of state murder charges for chasing down and killing Ahmaud Arbery, a young Black man out jogging through their Georgia neighborhood.

Jury Deliberates Hate-crimes Charges Against Ahmaud Arbery's Killers In Georgia

Jurors resumed deliberations on Tuesday in the federal hate-crimes trial of three white men convicted of state murder charges for chasing down and killing Ahmaud Arbery, a young Black man out jogging through their Georgia neighborhood.

Ahmaud Arbery's Killers Convicted On All Federal Hate-crimes Charges

The three white men convicted of chasing down and murdering a young Black man, Ahmaud Arbery, as he was out jogging in their suburban Georgia community, were found guilty on Tuesday of committing federal hate crimes and other offenses in the 2020 killing.

'Rest In Power:' Arbery's Killers Guilty On All Federal Hate-crimes Charges

A journalist reports on the ongoing situation in Ukraine as U.S. President Joe Biden meets with his national security team at the White House in Washington, U.S., February 21, 2022.

Biden Says U.S. To Impose Sanctions On Russian Banks And Elites

President Joe Biden said on Tuesday the United States was imposing a first tranche of sanctions against Russia for "the beginning of a Russian invasion of Ukraine" and promised that more would come if Moscow goes further into the country.

A local resident stands in front of a makeshift memorial honoring George Floyd, at the spot where he was taken into custody, in Minneapolis, Minnesota, U.S., June 1, 2020.

Minneapolis Officers Ignored Training, Lacked 'Decency' In Floyd Arrest, Jury Hears

A federal prosecutor told a jury in closing arguments on Tuesday that three former Minneapolis police officers ignored their training and basic human decency by failing to intervene when their colleague knelt on George Floyd's neck during a deadly arrest.

Minneapolis Police Officers Lacked 'Human Decency' In Floyd Arrest, Prosecutor Says

Minnesota Jury To Hear Closing Arguments In George Floyd Arrest Trial

A jury was due to hear closing arguments on Tuesday in the federal trial of three former Minneapolis police officers charged with violating the civil rights of George Floyd during May 2020 arrest that lead to his murder.

Activists hold banners in front the Ukrainian Foreign Ministry as they demand European Union to improve additional sanctions against Russia, in central Kyiv, Ukraine February 21, 2022.

EU Agrees Sanctions 'To Hurt Russia' Over Ukraine Crisis

The European Union agreed new sanctions on Russia that will blacklist more politicians, lawmakers and officials, ban EU investors from trading in Russian state bonds, and target imports and exports with separatist entities.

A representation of the virtual cryptocurrency Bitcoin is seen in this picture illustration taken October 19, 2021.

CRYPTOVERSE-Bitcoin Could Be Laid Low By Miners' Malady

Bitcoin miners are feeling the heat - and the pain's rippling downstream to pressure prices.

Bitcoin Could Be Laid Low By Miners' Malady

Bitcoin miners are feeling the heat - and the pain's rippling downstream to pressure prices.

A tank drives along a street after Russian President Vladimir Putin ordered the deployment of Russian troops to two breakaway regions in eastern Ukraine following the recognition of their independence, in the separatist-controlled city of Donetsk, Ukraine

Russia Faces New Sanctions, War Fears Rise After Putin Recognises Two Ukraine Regions

Russia faced the prospect of harsh new Western sanctions on Tuesday after President Vladimir Putin recognised two breakaway regions in eastern Ukraine and ordered the deployment of troops there, deepening Western fears of a major war in Europe.

Russia Facing New Sanctions After Putin Recognises Breakaway Regions

The United States and its European allies are poised to announce harsh new sanctions against Russia on Tuesday after President Vladimir Putin formally recognised two breakaway regions in eastern Ukraine, escalating a security crisis on the continent.

NATO Chief Sees 'Every Indication' Russia Still Planning Full-scale Assault On Ukraine

NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg said on Tuesday the alliance believed Russia was still planning a big assault on Ukraine following Moscow's recognition of two separatist regions in the former Soviet republic's east.

Russia Faces New Sanctions After Putin Recognises Breakaway Ukraine Regions

The United States and its European allies are set to announce fresh sanctions against Russia on Tuesday after President Vladimir Putin recognised two breakaway regions in eastern Ukraine, deepening Western fears of a new war in Europe.

Father Told 4-Year-Old To Fire At Officers After A Dispute At McDonald's Drive-Thru: Cops

The man reportedly told the child to shoot at the officers as he was being taken into custody for flashing a gun at fast-food workers.

Supporters of a truckers convoy against the Covid-19 vaccine mandate block traffic in the Canada bound lanes of the Ambassador Bridge border crossing, in Windsor, Ontario

Nearly 40K Sign Up For Washington Trucker Convoy To Protest During Biden’s Address

A number of truck convoys have confirmed plans to make their way into DC to protest during the State of the Union address of President Joe Biden.

Donald Trump's new 'Truth Social' app is seen on a smartphone screen before a picture of the former president

Trump’s Truth Social App Fails On Launch Date, Users Faced Multiple Errors

Many users were placed on a waitlist that has grown over 160,000.

A woman picks up plastic cups along the riverbank of Pasig river, in Manila, Philippines, June 10, 2021.

75% Of People Want Single-use Plastics Banned, Global Survey Finds

Three in four people worldwide want single-use plastics to be banned as soon as possible, according to a poll released on Tuesday, as United Nations members prepare to begin talks on a global treaty to rein in soaring plastic pollution.

US drug overdose deaths surged to more than 100,000 this year for the first time during the Covid-19 pandemic, exacerbated by a flood of fake online pills

Numbers Indicate The Opioid Crisis Is Here To Stay

The opioid crisis is ongoing and will probably continue for many more years as deaths rose during the COVID-19 pandemic.

A Ukrainian service member holds a machine gun in a trench at a position on the front line near the village of Travneve in Donetsk region, Ukraine February 21, 2022.

Ukrainian Soldiers Report Intensified Front-line Shelling, Fear 'Provocations'

Government troops in front-line trenches in Ukraine's east said on Monday heavy weapons fire from Russian-backed separatists had intensified to provoke all-out conflict amid fears of Russia seeking a pretext for a full-scale invasion of Ukraine.

People push carts full of groceries out of a supermarket in Lynn, Massachusetts on January 28, 2022 as they prepare for the coming blizzard

How To Save Money On Groceries Despite Soaring Inflation

With inflation causing prices to skyrocket, food is more expensive than ever. Luckily, there are ways to save at the grocery store.

A sculpture of George Floyd is seen during the SEEINJUSTICE art exhibition, in New York, U.S. September 30, 2021.

George Floyd Restraint Seemed 'Reasonable,' Ex-officer Testifies

Pinning George Floyd face down on a Minneapolis road in a May 2020 arrest seemed reasonable in the moment, one of three former Minneapolis police officers on trial for violating the handcuffed Black man's civil rights testified on Monday.

10 States Ending Mask Mandates As COVID Cases Decline

Several states have rolled back their mask mandates as COVID cases have reached their lowest levels in the U.S. since December.

In Piece Of Kremlin Theatre, Putin Weighs Fateful Decision On Ukraine

Seated at a large white table in an echoing Kremlin hall, Vladimir Putin summoned his top security officials one by one on Monday to give him their advice at a potential turning point in the crisis around Ukraine.

Going To Coachella, Stagecoach This Year? Here's What COVID Rules You Need To Know

The organizer for Coachella and Stagecoach has made recent updates to its COVID policy for the festivals.

The pandemic could lead to increased working hours

Is There Any Hope For 4-Day Working Week? US Businesses Lag Behind Trend

There is evidence that shortening the workweek helps with productivity and profitability. Still, the U.S. has yet to accept the benefits because of the “workaholic” culture that has defined the nation's workforce for decades.

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