Slovakia is asking NATO to enhance its air defenses. This request came from Prime Minister Robert Fico after his meeting with NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte. Fico also emphasized that Slovakia will decide its own defense spending plans, even as other NATO members increase their military budgets.
Bitcoin's recent drop below $90, 000 didn't trigger the usual market panic. Instead, it revealed something interesting: crypto is growing up. The market isn't reacting the way it used to during big Bitcoin dips. Other cryptocurrencies, or "alts, " aren't crashing as they did in the past. This sugges
Fibra Next, a Mexican real estate investment trust, recently attempted to raise funds by selling shares. The goal was to collect around 10 billion Mexican pesos, but they only managed to secure about $400 million. This is less than what they initially aimed for. The company planned to sell 100 mill
Retail stocks are not all performing equally in the current economy. Some are doing well, while others are struggling. Walmart is one of the winners. It beat expectations and raised its forecast. This shows it is attracting shoppers from different income levels. Home Depot and Lowe's had mixed resu
BritBox, a streaming service specializing in British TV, has been making waves in the U. S. market. With a focus on crime dramas and period pieces, often referred to as "crime and corsets, " BritBox has carved out a niche for itself. The service has been around since 2017 and has over 4 million subs
Mejuri, a jewelry brand loved by celebrities, has kicked off its Black Friday sale early. Right now, you can snag up to 30% off their bestsellers if you spend $150 or more. To get in on this early deal, just sign up for free as an M+ member. If you don't, you'll have to wait until November 24th when
The U. S. government is considering significant changes to how it protects endangered and threatened species. These changes could make it harder to protect certain animals and plants. The current rules automatically protect species when they are listed as threatened. The new rules would require spec
A sneaky crime called "jugging" is making its way from Texas to New Jersey. It's not a type of juggling, but a clever way thieves steal money from people who just left a bank. Here's how it works: a thief rents or steals a car and waits outside a bank. They watch for someone carrying a bank bag or
Criminals are using a new trick called "jugging" to steal from people during the holidays. This is when thieves follow shoppers from ATMs, banks, or stores to take their cash or gifts. The FBI says this crime happens more often during the holiday season because people carry large amounts of money or
College sports, especially football, is a big money game. But where does all that cash go? Not to the students, that's for sure. Instead, it's spent on fancy facilities, huge coach salaries, and other things that don't help students learn. Take football, for example. The top schools make billions f
