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A woman is facing backlash after allegedly calling ICE on construction workers who were finishing up a roofing job at her home in Cambridge, Maryland. In a video, recorded and livestreamed on Facebook by Bryan Polanco, a co-worker with permanent residency, from the roof of the property, federal agents can be seen waiting on the lawn for the workers. X account @LongTimeHistory, which posted a clip from the video, alleges the woman owed the workers $10,000. In the video, which now has millions of views, Polanco says: “We came to fix this lady’s house, and she’s the one who turned us…

The snow was lackluster. The end-of-season sales are not.Gear up for next season without breaking the bank by using our Deals Finder to snag the best end-of-season savings. (Photo: Ray Gadd, Canva)Published March 31, 2026 08:28AMIf we had to sum up this year’s ski season in a single word, “grim” comes to mind. Across the Rockies and beyond, many of our favorite mountains were haunted by unseasonably warm spikes and stubborn weather patterns that shut out snow for weeks on end. Instead of the waist-deep powder that justifies burning a sick day, we were left navigating heavy, sun-baked slush and…

Samsung Galaxy Watch blood pressure screenSamsungSamsung has finally unlocked the Galaxy Watch blood pressure monitoring feature for owners in the U.S.. You may still have a slight wait for this one, as this is a “staged” roll-out that began on March 31. But it is coming. Blood pressure monitoring will be available for Samsung Galaxy Watch series wearables, from the Galaxy Watch 4 series and newer. This is not a brand new feature in general, just new to those in the U.S., where a lack of FDA clearance has stalled its release up until now. Samsung first announced blood pressure…

It has been a bruising 24 hours for investors in memory chip storage companies, including Micron Technology, Inc. (Nasdaq: MU), Sandisk Corporation (Nasdaq: SNDK), Western Digital Corporation (Nasdaq: WDC), and Seagate Technology Holdings (Nasdaq: STX). Yesterday, all four leaders in the memory chip space ended the day significantly lower. Here’s what’s happening—and why some are questioning whether the RAM shortage that has driven these companies’ stock prices to new heights will soon come to an end.Memory chip stocks get pummeled—againJust a few weeks ago, the sky seemed to be the limit for memory chip makers. After all, the world is…

TomoCredit’s product descriptions no longer say the service provides a “10X credit boost” or “all major bureau support.”GettyOver the past two months, TomoCredit, a personal finance company that offers a subscription costing up to $1,000 a year, has made major changes to the marketing claims on its website and app. As of early February 2026, it was making puzzling statements about boosting consumers’ credit, which Forbes covered in an article last month. One example: Its “VIP” product said it came with a credit line of “up to $100,000” even though the company doesn’t issue any loans or credit cards. Now…

Cesar Chavez Day is getting a new name. Following a New York Times investigation detailing the late civil rights leader’s alleged abuse against women and girls, California has decided to rename Cesar Chavez Day, traditionally celebrated on March 31, Farmworkers Day.Now the new name is gaining traction elsewhere.In 2000, California was the first state to commemorate Cesar Chavez Day as a paid holiday, which honored the legacy of Chavez, who fought for the rights of farmworkers. Since then, a day of commemoration for Chavez was established in other places, and in 2014, then-President Barack Obama proclaimed Chavez’s birthday, March 31,…

NEW YORK, NEW YORK – MARCH 30: Roman Reigns looks on in the ring during Monday Night RAW at Madison Square Garden on March 30, 2026 in New York, New York. (Photo by Rich Wade/WWE via Getty Images)WWE via Getty ImagesHIGHLIGHTSFour new matches were confirmed, including a surprise addition nobody saw coming.A legendary venue delivered a moment that could change the main event stipulation.One return has everyone wondering who’s really pulling the strings.Raw was explosive and eventful from Madison Square Garden on Monday. The aftermath saw Roman Reigns put through a table and with the card seemingly fully fleshed out…

It’s 8:45am on a rainy weekday morning in Paris, and I’m standing in what used to be a traffic lane in a busy neighborhood near the city’s largest train stations. Less than a block away, cars are streaming by in the rush hour commute. But here, workers have torn up the pavement and replaced it with a newly-planted park with trees, a protected bike lane, and a wide gravel path for pedestrians. Where cars once drove, someone is walking his dog.It’s one of hundreds of streets in Paris that have been redesigned over the past decade as the city radically…

WASHINGTON DC, UNITED STATES – JANUARY 31: Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of Meta, Mark Zuckerberg testify before a Senate Judiciary Committee hearing on online child sexual exploitation in the Dirksen Senate Office Building on January 31, 2024, in Washington DC, United States. (Photo by Celal Gunes/Anadolu via Getty Images)Anadolu via Getty ImagesLast week marked a landmark moment in tech history when a Los Angeles jury ruled that social media giants Meta and YouTube were negligent in designing features that harmed a 20-year-old’s mental health.The seven-week trial kicked off in February, more than two years after California-based “Kaley G.M.” sued the…

There is a particular kind of leadership failure that occurs when a leader transitions into a new high stakes role. It’s tricky at first, because it doesn’t look like failure. No one is being fired. The leader feels productive, even indispensable. But below the surface, something has quietly broken. Talented people are no longer making decisions on their own. The team, once confident and self-directed, has learned to wait. An escalation culture is forming, and it is more common, and more costly, than most organizations acknowledge.The damage accumulates in layers. Disengaged employees cost the global economy an estimated $8.8 trillion…