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As of January 29, 2026, Tesla reported a 46% drop in net income for 2025 to $3.8 billion, with Q4 profit plunging 61% to $840 million. Revenue declined 3% year-on-year to $24.9 billion in Q4. Despite falling car sales and political backlash, Tesla is investing $2 billion in AI startup xAI and advancing its robotaxi and humanoid robot projects, aiming to shift focus from vehicles to AI-driven services.
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Demond Williams, Washington Huskies quarterback, initially announced he would transfer but then decided to stay after discussions with coaches. The situation involved contractual and legal considerations, with Washington planning to enforce his signed deal amid controversy over his transfer intentions.
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Waymo announced expansion into Dallas, Houston, San Antonio, and Orlando, increasing its reach to ten US markets. The move aims to surpass 1 million weekly trips by end-2026, with over 400,000 trips already in six cities. Rivals like Tesla and Zoox remain in testing phases.
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Indiana's football team completed a 16-0 perfect season by winning the national championship, defeating Miami in a close game. Key moments included Mendoza's late touchdown and Sharpe's game-sealing interception. The program's rise under coach Curt Cignetti marks a historic achievement.
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Tal, Oren, and Alon Alexander, accused of a years-long sex trafficking conspiracy involving dozens of women, will face a Manhattan federal jury. The case alleges they used luxury travel, drugs, and violence to sexually assault victims from 2008 to 2021. The trial begins amid recent legal disputes and the death of an accuser.
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Indiana quarterback Fernando Mendoza, who led his team to an undefeated season and a national championship, announced his transfer to Georgia Tech. His younger brother Alberto, also a quarterback, entered the transfer portal after playing as Mendoza's backup. The story highlights family resilience and college football transfer dynamics.
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Two Georgia Democratic state representatives, Sharon Henderson and Karen Bennett, face criminal charges related to falsely claiming unemployment benefits during the pandemic. Henderson was indicted on theft and false statements, while Bennett pleaded guilty to similar charges. Both are awaiting sentencing, with Henderson suspended from office pending trial.
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Barclays plans to relocate its European headquarters from Ireland to France by mid-2027, citing strategic reasons. Meanwhile, Wells Fargo is expanding its wealth division in Palm Beach, Florida, with new offices and leadership, reflecting a broader trend of financial firms shifting to South Florida amid high-net-worth migration and tax advantages.
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The Alexander brothers, prominent Miami real estate brokers, are on trial in New York accused of sex trafficking, assault, and drugging women from 2008 to 2021. They deny all charges. The trial began on Jan. 27 and is expected to last at least a month, with prosecutors calling multiple witnesses.
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Homeownership tenure reached 8.55 years in 2025, driven by homeowners delaying moves due to low mortgage rates, limited inventory, and high prices. The market is now favoring buyers with more choices and less competition, especially in southern metros. Luxury sales continue to grow, while entry-level homes become scarcer.
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The trial of Miami-born brothers Tal, Oren, and Alon Alexander in Manhattan involves allegations of sexual assault, drugging, and exploitation spanning over a decade. Accusers describe drug-facilitated rapes and abuse, which the brothers deny, claiming consensual encounters. The case highlights issues of power, privilege, and accountability.
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A severe Arctic cold wave has swept across the eastern US, causing record low temperatures, widespread power outages, and over 110 deaths. Major cities like New York and Nashville face extreme conditions, with ongoing recovery efforts and warnings of dangerous weather into early February.
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As of early February 2026, Ukraine, Russia, and the U.S. have engaged in trilateral peace talks in Abu Dhabi to end the nearly four-year war. Despite ongoing Russian missile and drone attacks targeting Ukraine's energy infrastructure and cities, negotiations focus on territorial disputes in eastern Ukraine and security guarantees. No breakthrough has been reached, but talks remain ongoing under U.S. mediation.
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Waymo's latest funding round values the company at $126 billion, reflecting investor confidence in its autonomous vehicle technology. The company plans to expand beyond six U.S. cities into over 20, including London and Tokyo, despite ongoing safety and regulatory challenges.
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James Pearce, a Falcons rookie and NFL sack leader, was arrested in Doral, Florida, after fleeing police and crashing his car following a domestic dispute with WNBA player Rickea Jackson. He faces multiple charges, including aggravated battery and stalking, which could impact his NFL career. The team is gathering information.
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Former US President Donald Trump has filed a $10 billion lawsuit against the BBC, alleging defamation and unfair trade practices over a 2024 Panorama episode that edited his January 6, 2021 speech. A Florida judge set a trial for February 2027, rejecting the BBC's delay request.
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Major tech companies and billionaires are relocating to Florida, citing lower taxes, warmer weather, and safer neighborhoods. This shift is impacting regional economies, politics, and social landscapes, with companies like Palantir, Apple, and Citadel expanding their presence in South Florida amid a broader migration trend.
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The U.S. men's Olympic hockey team celebrated their gold medal victory in Italy with a visit to the White House, where player Matthew Tkachuk jokingly let Trump wear his medal. The women’s team declined the invitation. The team returned to Miami after the celebration and will attend the State of the Union tonight.
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In January, the US saw a record-high gap of home sellers over buyers, with 44% more sellers, marking the second-largest since 2013. Prices are rising in some markets like Milwaukee, while overall demand remains subdued due to high mortgage costs and economic uncertainty. Meanwhile, the UK housing market shows signs of recovery with increased listings and falling mortgage rates.
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Recent stories highlight diverse weight loss strategies, including habit-based changes, personalized nutrition, and the evolving restaurant scene in Miami. Meanwhile, a renowned Israeli chef plans to retire, and Mediterranean diet practices gain popularity. These developments reflect shifting attitudes toward health, food, and lifestyle in 2026.
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As of March 17, 2026, the Trump administration is intensifying efforts to pressure Cuba's communist government through legal, economic, and diplomatic means. A new DOJ working group in Florida is building criminal cases against Cuban officials, potentially paving the way for actions similar to the recent capture of Venezuela's Nicolás Maduro. Cuba signals openness to foreign investment amid severe economic crisis worsened by US sanctions.
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The trial of four men accused of conspiring to assassinate Haitian President Jovenel Moïse has started in Miami, nearly three years after his killing. The case involves foreign mercenaries, South Florida planning, and ongoing political instability in Haiti, with defendants facing possible life sentences.
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Cuban authorities announced they intercepted six individuals linked to an armed infiltration from the U.S., resulting in a firefight that left four dead and six wounded. The incident heightens tensions amid ongoing U.S.-Cuba disputes, with Cuba displaying seized weapons and accusing the exiles of terrorist intent.
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Cuba reports that a speedboat carrying 10 armed Cubans from the US was intercepted near Cayo Falcones. Five suspects were killed, others wounded and detained. The incident heightens tensions between Cuba and the US amid ongoing regional instability and accusations of terrorism.
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Japan secured its spot in the World Baseball Classic quarterfinals after a narrow win over Australia, with key contributions from Yoshida and Murakami. Meanwhile, Venezuela pulled off an upset against favored Japan, highlighting the tournament's unpredictability. Czech Republic's Satoria retired after a tough loss to Japan.
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Since early September, the US has conducted over 40 naval strikes targeting suspected drug traffickers in the Caribbean and Eastern Pacific, raising the death toll to at least 157. The strikes, justified as anti-narcotics operations, face legal and ethical criticism amid questions about evidence and civilian casualties.
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As of March 20, 2026, reports reveal Russia is aiding Iran with drone technology and intelligence sharing amid ongoing US-Israeli strikes on Tehran. The US has rejected Russian proposals linking Ukraine peace talks to Iran and downplays the impact of Russian-Iranian cooperation. Meanwhile, diplomatic talks continue with Russia denying intelligence sharing with Iran, despite Western intelligence assessments.
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Venezuela defeated the U.S. 3-2 in Miami to win the World Baseball Classic, marking the country's first title. The victory sparked celebrations and political reactions, with Venezuelan officials and supporters emphasizing national pride despite ongoing tensions with the U.S.
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President Zelenskyy visited Jordan to discuss security cooperation with Gulf states amid ongoing Ukraine-Russia conflict. Ukraine continues retaliatory drone strikes on Russia, while negotiations with Russia and the US remain stalled. The visit highlights Ukraine's efforts to secure military aid and diplomatic backing.
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With 91% of the NBA season played, playoff spots are nearly decided. Several teams are locked into postseason positions, while others are battling for seeding. The league faces ongoing discussions about tanking and draft reforms, amid teams declining White House invitations due to timing conflicts.
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The NCAA tournament's viewership increased by 7% compared to last year, with record-breaking numbers for the first week. All rounds saw higher audiences, including the most-watched second round since 1993 and the most-watched first-round primetime games in history, driven by expanded coverage on CBS, TBS, TNT, and truTV.
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President Trump released a video of his planned Miami presidential library, featuring AI-generated visuals of a skyscraper with gold accents, replicas of White House rooms, Air Force One, and a giant statue of Trump. The project has sparked mixed reactions and questions about funding.