NEW YORK (AP) — More swings for computer chip companies and other winners of the artificial-intelligence boom are yanking stock markets lower Friday. Oil prices, meanwhile, continue to climb because of the war with Iran.
Month: July 2026
Miami-Dade caregiver accused of stealing about $24,000 from Alzheimer’s patient to gamble at casinos
A longtime caregiver has been arrested after investigators say she used about $24,000 belonging to an elderly woman with Alzheimer’s disease to fund her gambling habit at South Florida casinos.
UVALDE, Texas (AP) — Catastrophic flash floods in Texas have killed two people and forced hundreds of rescues in areas still reeling from devastating floods a year ago, Gov. Greg Abbott said Thursday.
Theatergoers looking for a different kind of night out are finding it at Faena Theater in Miami Beach, where the production “Obsession” puts audiences in the middle of the performance instead of watching from a distance.
COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) — Two of the eight men indicted in an alleged drone and sniper plot to attack President Donald Trump’s UFC cage-fighting show on the White House lawn pleaded not guilty Thursday to federal conspiracy charges.
A brush fire is burning Friday off Interstate 75 in West Broward.
The Venezuelan government released José “Mazuco” Sánchez, a political prisoner, on Wednesday from a high-security prison near Caracas, according to activists.
WASHINGTON (AP) — President Donald Trump’s deployment of National Guard troops to the nation’s capital is being extended by more than two years and will last until the end of his term.
Florida House Speaker Daniel Perez, President Donald Trump’s nominee as U.S. Ambassador to Brazil, testified on Thursday before the U.S. Senate Foreign Relations Committee.
WASHINGTON (AP) — When Markwayne Mullin took over as Homeland Security secretary from fired Kristi Noem, he pledged to get the department responsible for carrying out the Trump administration’s mass deportations policy out of the headlines.