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Housing inventory surges in major American metro areas, and buyers gain more choices. Seattle leads with a 32.4% increase in homes for sale.

Polymarket will open Manhattan's first free grocery store from February 12 to 16, offering everything from produce to Oreos at no cost in a bold marketing move.

The Atlanta Journal-Constitution announced layoffs on Tuesday that would affect 50 positions, half of them in the newsroom, as the newspaper transitions to a digital-only format.

Super Bowl Breakfast emcee Brent Jones discussed the 38th annual Athletes in Action event, which will feature Andrew Luck, Condoleezza Rice and Christian McCaffrey.

A WWII and U.S. Army veteran received the ultimate 101st birthday surprise at Disney World, during a moving flag retreat ceremony hosted at Magic Kingdom.

Unrivaled shattered records in Philadelphia as fans and investors rally behind the fast-growing women’s basketball league’s groundbreaking success.

Paul Allen's estate will reportedly sell the Seattle Seahawks after the Super Bowl, marking a major shift in the NFL franchise’s future ownership.

Heineken's heartwarming social experiment proved fandom creates instant friendships as hundreds of New Yorkers rally to support lonely Liverpool fan Joe.

San Francisco's Devil's Teeth Baking Company sells cookies denouncing Immigration and Customs Enforcement. Owner Hilary Passman donates proceeds to the Minnesota Community Action Network.

Nearly century-old Chicago candy maker Primrose Candy Co. files for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection, seeking to restructure over $12 million in debt.

Home Depot said it will eliminate about 800 jobs tied to its Atlanta store support center and require corporate employees to return to the office full time.

Instacart added a $5.99 "Regulatory Response Fee" to NYC orders after the passage of new worker protection laws requiring a $21.44-per-hour minimum wage for drivers.

Major U.S. cities face surging living costs as new analysis reveals inflation impact across 30 metropolitan areas, with New York City hit hardest.

America's most expensive listing this week: a $99.9M Bel Air estate with 12 bedrooms, a 44-foot crystal chandelier and automated car elevator after a dramatic price cut.

From East London to global success, David Beckham teams up with Bank of America to give children opportunities that he says he was "lucky" to have had.

Yelp reveals its top 100 U.S. restaurants for 2026, with 65% offering meals under $30. Texas leads with 17 spots, followed by California and New York.

President Donald Trump calls NYSE Dallas expansion 'unbelievably bad' for New York, adding that Mayor Zohran Mamdani's leadership will face a 'big test' as financial firms head to Texas.

South Florida's ultimate sporting events lineup for 2026 delivers billions in economic impact, positioning Miami as the premier sports tourism destination.