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Vietnam's Vinhomes Green Paradise Can Gio stands as a new declaration of "ecological sovereignty," where ownership is no longer merely tied to land, but to a protected future of living, health security and intergenerational legacy rooted in pristine nature.

Republican Rep. Maria Elvira Salazar celebrated the stopping of an oil shipment to Cuba as the Trump administration continues to push for regime change in Havana.

Westfield San Francisco Centre mall closes early as tenants exit following foreclosure sale, highlighting retail decline.

Nike is cutting 775 U.S. distribution center jobs to boost automation and streamline operations.

Canada's trade minister downplays Trump's tariff threats as posturing ahead of key USMCA trade talks.

Apple and Google will pay $163M to settle lawsuits over devices secretly recording users' conversations.

Until fairly recently, gummies were seen more as a novelty than a serious part of the supplement industry. Gummy manufacturers like TopGum have since challenged that assertion.

Despite the proliferation of startup-friendly jurisdictions worldwide, the United States remains the incorporation destination of choice for founders far beyond its borders. From Europe and Latin America to Asia and Africa, entrepreneurs continue to form U.S. entities even when their teams, customers, and operations remain entirely overseas.

A GoFundMe for ICU nurse Alex Pretti has raised over $1 million after he was fatally shot in Minneapolis, drawing national attention and support