Howard G. Buffett, son of renowned investor Warren Buffett, pledged to donate $1 billion in aid to Ukraine this year, undeterred by the uncertain U.S.-Ukraine relations under the Trump administration. What Happened: Howard, CEO of the Howard G. Buffett Foundation, is making his 18th visit to Ukraine amid the ongoing conflict with Russia, reported Fortune. This comes as the Trump administration attempts to negotiate a temporary ceasefire between the two nations. Despite the ongoing conflict and uncertainty surrounding U.S. support for Ukraine, Buffett remains committed to his philanthropic efforts. “It doesn’t change anything we do. We’re on track,” Buffett told The Associated Press. His foundation is…
-
-
Los Angeles Lakers guard Luka Doncic (77) looks for an outlet against Oklahoma City Thunder guard Luguentz Dort (5) during the second half of an NBA basketball game Sunday, April 6, 2025, in Oklahoma City. (AP Photo/Nate Billings) The Los Angeles Lakers showed just how dangerous their Big Three can be in Sunday’s road win over the Oklahoma City Thunder, the team with the NBA’s best record. The Lakers (48-30) can reinforce that impression Tuesday when they run it back against the host Thunder. “All three of those guys that we have are elite offensive players,” Lakers coach JJ Redick…
-
Picture this: it’s a chilly night, and you’re snuggled up with a warm blanket and a hot water bottle pressed against your skin. It feels good, but there’s a downside — that cozy habit could be harming your skin. Toasted skin syndrome, also called erythema ab igne (EAI) — Latin for “redness by fire”1 — is a sneaky condition that happens when you use heat sources like laptops, heating pads or space heaters for too long. You won’t feel a burn right away, but over time, it leaves your skin looking blotchy and irritated. Whether you tend to use heating…
-
The build-to-rent (BTR) housing market continued its upward surge in 2024, reaching a historic milestone with 39,000 new single-family rentals completed across the United States, according to a new report from Point2Homes. Based on Yardi Matrix data as of March 2025, this figure marks a 15.5% increase over 2023 and underscores the sector’s rapid growth since the pandemic era, when completions hovered around 6,000 to 7,000 units annually. Point2Homes’ analysis highlights how the BTR model—which merges the low-maintenance appeal of rentals with the space and privacy of detached homes—has evolved into one of the fastest-growing segments of single-family home construction.…
-
Image by Viktor Hesse of Unsplash Cities rise and fall like empires. Booming economies, ideal locations, or bustling industries once put these urban areas on the map. However, time, conflict, environmental disaster, or economic shifts can transform a vibrant metropolis into a shadow of its former self as soon as it was created. Whether due to war, natural disaster, or economic collapse, we’re touching on nine fascinating cities that were once thriving but are now barely recognizable. 1. Aleppo, Syria Aleppo is one of the oldest continuously inhabited cities in the world and was once Syria’s cultural and economic capital.…
-
Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. In 2025, the business world is defined by complexity. Artificial Intelligence (AI) is reshaping industries, automating tasks and outpacing human specialists across multiple fields. Recently, Workday laid off 8.5% of its workforce, totalling over 1,700 staff, due to AI. If you are a professional or an entrepreneur, the future can appear uncertain, if not scary. Yet, some entrepreneurs are thriving — not by doubling down on specialization but by embracing versatility. A McKinsey & Company study found that AI-driven automation could reshape up to 30% of hours worked across the U.S. economy…
-
Wedding announcements aren’t just how you declare the date and location – wedding invitations create the atmosphere for your celebration. Back then, those days of picking paper, typefaces, and trips to the post office were over. Thanks to today’s digital age, things are quite different now. When I was planning my wedding, online tools proved to be a lifesaver. I created invitations that shared our story while making it easier to track RSVPs. In this article, I will inform you about how I managed it and give you advice on making something truly special with your wedding announcements. It…
-
This post is part of a series sponsored by Expert Insured. Returning from WSIA in Phoenix, one message was clear: wholesalers and MGAs are more focused than ever on delivering exceptional experiences to their broker/agents. In today’s market, brokers and agents place their business where they get the best experience. If an MGA or wholesaler is slow, unresponsive, or inefficient, they will go elsewhere. Expert Insured ensures MGAs and wholesalers stay top-of-mind by providing a streamlined, technology-driven experience brokers and agents prefer. Faster Broker Responses with AI Submission Automation A broker/agent’s success depends on how quickly they can deliver quotes…
-
AUGUSTA, Ga. — About 10 years ago, Bernhard Langer asked the Augusta National Chairman if there was a time limit for continuing to play at The Masters. “Do we age out when we are 60?” Langer pressed. “You will know when it’s time to quit,” the Chairman responded. “It’s totally up to you.” Past champions of The Masters can play for as long as they please. But for Langer, who won this esteemed tournament twice, in 1985 and 1993, will call it quits after this week. The time has arrived for him to step away after 41 starts. “After four…
-
People who exercised the equivalent of about an hour of walking a day, six days a week saw the most benefit. luckyraccoon/iStockphoto/Getty Images hide caption toggle caption luckyraccoon/iStockphoto/Getty Images Colon cancer is one of the leading causes of cancer-related death worldwide, and it’s on the rise among younger adults in the U.S. But research recently published in the journal Cancer, finds regular exercise can help survivors live longer — in some cases, even longer than people who’ve never had colon cancer. “I think the important message is, some level of activity is better than staying inactive,” says Dr. Jeff Meyerhardt,…