Housing Market Shift Erases $13,400 in Average Homeowner Equity

New York, Saturday, 13 December 2025.
As property prices cool, the average U.S. homeowner lost $13,400 in equity over the past year, while negative equity cases surged by 21 percent to 1.2 million homes.

Federal Reserve Cuts Rates as High Prices Persist Despite Cooling Inflation

William Blair Forecasts Strong Biotech Recovery to Persist Through 2026

China Signals Policy Shift to Halt Historic Investment Decline

Federal Reserve Solidifies Regional Leadership Amidst Political Pressure

Air Jordan 11 'Gamma Blue' Sellout Confirms Enduring Market Demand

Beaverton, Saturday, 13 December 2025.
Inventory for Nike’s Air Jordan 11 ‘Gamma Blue’ depleted within fifteen minutes of today’s release, immediately driving demand to resale platforms. This rapid absorption validates the footwear giant’s scarcity strategy and highlights the sustained asset value of the Jordan franchise.

DexCom Under Legal Scrutiny for Alleged Unauthorized Changes to Glucose Monitors

MoonLake Investors Face Critical Deadline Following 90% Share Value Collapse

SMX Secures Industry Backing and Capital for Supply Chain Verification

Integer Holdings Faces Class Action Lawsuits After Stock Plummets Over 30%

Washington Investors Face Strict New Property Marketing Rules and Heavy Fines

Seattle, Saturday, 13 December 2025.
New legislation in Seattle and Washington significantly restricts off-market property solicitation. Investors now face severe compliance risks, with Seattle enforcing penalties starting at $7,500 for a single violation.

Trump Executive Order Seeks to Centralize AI Oversight and Block State Rules

Trump Administration Challenges Accessibility Mandate Citing Control of Presidential Image

Epstein Estate Photos Released: Oversight Democrats Reveal Images of Trump, Gates, and Bannon

Trump Grants Pardon to Tina Peters, Sparking Constitutional Debate Over State Authority

Deadly Ambush in Post-Assad Syria Signals Persistent ISIS Threat

Palmyra, Saturday, 13 December 2025.
On December 13, 2025, a lethal ambush by a lone ISIS gunman in Palmyra, Syria, resulted in the deaths of two U.S. service members and a civilian interpreter, marking the first American combat casualties since President Trump’s return to office. While the attacker was neutralized by partner forces, this incident exposes significant security vulnerabilities just one year after the collapse of the Assad regime. Despite the political transition and the lifting of U.S. sanctions, the attack underscores the resilient nature of ISIS in central Syria. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth and President Trump have vowed severe retaliation, signaling an aggressive posture against terror remnants. For observers, this tragedy serves as a stark reminder that the region remains volatile, posing ongoing risks to reconstruction efforts and necessitating a sustained counterterrorism footprint to prevent a broader resurgence of instability.

Russian Strikes Cripple Odesa Energy Grid as Peace Talks Begin

Chinese Solar Exports to Africa Surge 60% as Beijing Solidifies Market Grip

US Escalates Pressure on Venezuela with Fighter Jet Patrols Over Gulf

SolarEdge Unveils Home Hub Inverter at India's REI Expo 2025

South Carolina State Secures 2025 Celebration Bowl Victory in High-Scoring Championship

Atlanta, Saturday, 13 December 2025.
South Carolina State claimed the 2025 HBCU National Championship today, edging Prairie View A&M 40-38 in a contest that highlights the growing commercial appeal of Black college football.

Michigan Men's Basketball Claims Top National Ranking Amid Historic Performance Metrics

Abraham Quintanilla Jr., Architect of Selena’s Global Brand Legacy, Dies at 86

Mets Sign Jorge Polanco to $40 Million Deal Amid Strategic Roster Overhaul

Historic Rivalry Renewed: Strategy and Tradition Meet in Today's 126th Army-Navy Game