Trump has promoted AI in education. His FCC may end school internet subsidies.
Like many parents, Arielle Roth has concerns about her children’s screen time at school. But unlike her peers, she’s in a position to influence…
Continue Reading What 1,000 Iowans have to say about the impact of factory farming
The professor of political science remembers the neighbors emptying the waste from thousands of birds onto fields. She and her brother would break…
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Food-rescue groups in Canada turn to processing facilities to respond to waste and insecurity
Food-rescue organizations are investing in processing facilities to meet growing demand while finding innovative ways to reduce waste. Second Harvest…
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Could plastic-eating robots clean up our oceans?
In Los Angeles, in Mumbai, in Kuala Lumpur and in several other cities around the planet, autonomous plastic-eating robots are taking over the…
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In a drier world, some infectious diseases are unexpectedly thriving
The world has become hotter and, in many places, drier than ever before in recorded history. Just this summer, as some U.S. states battled over…
Continue ReadingMoney is Americans’ top source of stress, and it’s taking a toll on their mental health
Roughly seven in 10 people (69%) say improving their finances would have the biggest impact on their overall happiness, and more than half (56%) say…
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A rare win in Indian Country: How tribes drove out a mining company in one week
When two Oglala Lakota scouts heard drilling was expected to begin on Pe’ Sla, the sacred prairie in the Black Hills of South Dakota, they set out…
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Exclusive: Hybrid schools open new legal front for choice
Most homeschoolers now piece together a variety of classes and outings for their kids. In the north Pittsburgh area, that often includes enrolling in…
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Halloween should be scary. Your bill doesn't have to be
Halloween can get expensive pretty fast. You might start with bags of candy and a costume for the kids, but then come the decorations, pumpkins,…
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7 e-commerce mistakes that can slow peak season growth
Peak sales season is one of the year’s biggest challenges and opportunities. A wave of demand can help e-commerce businesses increase sales,…
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How to choose a medical virtual assistant for your practice
As administrative demands grow, medical practices often face staff overload, delays, higher costs, and less time for patient care. A medical virtual…
Continue ReadingThe 10,000-step goal is everywhere. But what does all that walking do to your feet?
Smartphones, smartwatches, and fitness trackers have turned walking into data, making movement visible and step challenges easy to measure.…
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Oprah Winfrey's Global Express: Privacy at scale
For most people, getting to the airport is just another part of the journey. For someone like Oprah Winfrey, it could be an event in itself. One of…
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Parcel vs. LTL for shipping large packages: Your decision framework
Shipping big packages can create big challenges for companies of all sizes. What starts as a simple parcel can quickly trigger oversized package fees…
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Tom Brady's aviation habits after his retirement from pro football
Tom Brady’s career is one of the most lauded and scrutinized in NFL history, not least because it extended well beyond the typical span of a…
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What leaders actually need from AI in HR technology
Businesses are racing to adopt AI across every function. But HR is different. The data it touches, the decisions it informs, and the people it…
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The events that nearly double a city's hotel rates
October is the most expensive month of the year in eight of the 50 largest U.S. hotel markets, more than any other month outside of summer.…
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As family farms decline and the climate heats up, farmers weigh what to do with their land
John Boyer grew up on his family’s 131 acres of rolling fields of corn, oats, and wheat in a rural area near the tiny city of East Jordan in…
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Canada’s sustainable finance taxonomy: What it is, what is happening, and what’s coming next
Canada needs to raise $115 billion by 2050 to meet its net-zero targets. Where will that money come from? Increasingly, the answer is private capital…
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One measles case could upend a campus for weeks. Colleges urge faculty to locate proof of immunity now.
While reporting a recent story on the surge in older adults seeking measles immunity tests, Healthbeat found something unexpected. Colleges and…
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‘Losing my mind’: New York prisons are holding people in rooms with no running water
In late May, guards at Green Haven Correctional Facility, in Dutchess County, locked Rahkeem Brown in a room in the prison’s medical unit. The room…
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New prison policy gives Trump administration more power to punish enemies
The Trump administration in May quietly altered an obscure prison policy that could give the Department of Justice more power to punish the…
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How long it takes to get a car insurance payout in every state
A car crash can be over in seconds. The insurance paperwork can last much longer. After an accident, how long it takes to receive an insurance payout…
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Cold cities are the most ready for winter, with one exception. See where your city ranks
Every neighborhood has a mix of homeowners who approach seasonal home maintenance differently—there are the people who stay on schedule, and on the…
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From 3,000 students to about 90: Inside the decades-long failure to fix or close NYC’s smallest high school
On the fourth floor of a fortress-like building in lower Manhattan housing four public high schools, more than 500 students cram into classes such as…
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Social Security reform: What wealthy taxpayers should know
Headlines about the Social Security Trust Fund “running out of money” can understandably unsettle retirees and high‑earners alike. But the…
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Most breast cancers aren't genetic. Here's what doctors want women to know
Half a century of progress against breast cancer comes down to a pair of numbers most patients never hear. “In the 1970s, the five-year…
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America's most dangerous roads: Which states are failing drivers
Traffic deaths have fallen from their pandemic-era peak, but the risk of dying on the road still varies sharply depending on where Americans drive.…
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Assisted living vs. home care: What’s the difference?
The primary difference between assisted living and home care is the setting, but there are other important differences. Both assisted living and home…
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Could GTA VI bring back casinos?
Grand Theft Auto makes torching cars and getting half the city on your tail look routine, yet getting through a casino’s front door has sometimes…
Continue ReadingThe benefits of testosterone for women, according to 1,220 patients
In September 2026, the FDA held its first-ever public workshop on testosterone use in menopausal women. The questions on the table: What can…
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Money milestones parents should plan for their kids
Raising a child can be expensive: You could spend around $300,000 before it’s time for them to leave the nest. Whether you’re planning…
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How to trade futures if you're already a pro at stocks
If you’re an experienced stock trader, you can start trading futures by opening a futures brokerage account, selecting a familiar equity index…
Continue ReadingHow private jet pricing went from opaque to transparent, and why it matters
If you took a poll of 10 different charter brokers as recently as a few years ago and asked for a quote for a trip, you’d likely have gotten 10…
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Software companies are shipping AI sales agents four times faster than any other industry
The biggest advancement in AI sales agents comes from the software sector sales and revenue teams in the past 13 months, according to data from…
Continue ReadingThe most common causes of slip-and-fall injuries in hotels, casinos, and resorts across America
A hotel lobby after a rainstorm. A casino floor where guests are carrying drinks. A resort walkway between the pool and a restaurant. In travel and…
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Risk is year-round. Learning should be, too
Workplace risk doesn’t operate on an annual schedule. Every day, employees and managers make decisions that can create or reduce risk, whether…
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What families overlook: Addiction is often a symptom, not the whole story
When a loved one struggles with addiction, it’s easy to become resentful. Families see the addicted person prioritizing their substance above all…
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How GLP-1s are rewiring the doctor-patient relationship
You book a doctor’s appointment and pick up a GLP-1 prescription expecting your healthcare routine to get simpler. Take the shots, lose some…
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What is an OBS truck?
For those new to classic trucks, OBS is the abbreviated enthusiast term for “old body style.” Its roots date back to when Ford moved to its…
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Are you overpaying for utilities? A state-by-state cost breakdown
Utility costs are often cited as a major source of financial stress for homeowners already struggling to balance their mortgage, maintenance and…
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Myth vs. reality: 13 student loan misconceptions
Student loans can be confusing, especially with all the misinformation floating around. Recent changes to federal student loans, including new…
Continue ReadingInsights, served: What data from wearables reveals about how tennis affects heart health, recovery, and more
Tennis is often celebrated as a heart-healthy workout—a high-stakes game of fast sprints, powerful serves, and quick directional changes. But how…
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Hottest Octobers in Idaho since 1895
1981 Rustic Studio kan // Shutterstock In July 2026, the continental United States experienced its hottest month on record since 1895,…
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6 great trucks for tailgating
Tailgating isn’t just a beer and a hot dog anymore, and truck manufacturers know it. Several automakers have really leaned into the culture,…
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Can an online quiz really tell you if you have ADHD? Experts say not quite
Type “ADHD test” into a search bar and millions of results likely appear in under a second, many promising an answer in just a few minutes.…
Continue ReadingThe leaked document about AI data centers, oil and gas causing a stir in Alberta
A leaked document, labeled a cabinet report and outlining possible plans to overhaul Alberta’s natural gas pipeline system to spur artificial…
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Is it ADHD, perimenopause… or both?
If you’re experiencing symptoms like trouble sleeping, brain fog, and issues with mood, you might be thinking, “Am I in perimenopause, do I have…
Continue ReadingBest banks for customer service in 2026, according to real customers
At the end of the day, most banks have the same offerings: checking, savings, certificates of deposit, investment accounts and so on. With similar…
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Flight cancellations hit 4-year high: Here are the worst airports, and tips for avoiding travel woes
If you found yourself stuck at an airport or stranded overnight this summer, you’re not alone. So far, 2026 is shaping up to be one of the…
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What are the best fruits and vegetables to try on the grill this fall?
Fall might just be one of the best seasons for grilling. As the weather cools and seasonal produce hits its peak, the grill offers a fresh way to…
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Burnout isn't just a buzzword: Why workers are reaching a breaking point
Burnout is a response to chronic workplace stress that can leave people feeling exhausted, detached from their jobs, and less effective at work.…
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Edmunds ranks the best used SUVs for your family
With the staggering number of SUVs available for sale today — there are nearly 40 listed in Edmunds compact and subcompact rankings alone —…
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The renaissance of train travel: 7 destinations where the train is the best part of the journey
For decades, modern travel has largely been a race against the clock. Airlines have promised faster connections, highways have shortened distances,…
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Political discussions at work: What should your workplace policy cover?
Midterm elections are approaching, and political discussions at work become harder to avoid. Employees start discussing their thoughts about…
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What does jewelry insurance actually cover? A plain-language guide
Jewelry insurance covers more than most people expect and excludes less than you might think. The basics: Dedicated jewelry insurance typically…
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5 financial changes that happen when you turn 55
Most people know the major milestones associated with retirement, including penalty-free IRA withdrawals at 59 1/2, access to Social Security…
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October is the stock market's most volatile month. Here's what 95 years of data shows
Markets can be volatile, and no month illustrates that more clearly than October. From the banking panic of 1907 to Black Monday in 1987 to the…
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501 small business owners’ biggest regret
What’s the number one regret small business owners have in their first year of business? According to an ERGO NEXT survey of 501 business owners…
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How to choose the best gate option for your home
Choosing a residential entry gate presents unique considerations for homeowners. A gate isn’t just about aesthetics or marking property boundaries…
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Most CRM Office 365 integration problems trace back to 3 fixable points
Unbelievably, the average business uses 897 different applications to run its day-to-day operations. But only 29% of businesses have these tools…
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How to protect your engagement ring at destination proposals
A cliffside proposal at sunset. A private dinner overlooking the water. A hike to the exact spot you first said, “I love you.”…
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Six Canadian provinces trail every U.S. state on family caregiver supply
Americans have heard the caregiver shortage story for years. About 39.3 million people aged 15 and over provided unpaid care to someone 65 or older…
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Financial advisors ranked dead last in AI adoption in 2023. Here's how fast that changed, and what's still missing
A few years into AI’s rise across every industry, most financial advisors have adopted some kind of tool. But how far has that adoption…
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What tracked chief revenue officer moves tell us about the last 13 months
According to research from AI go-to-market platform ZoomInfo, there is currently high volatility in the chief revenue officer seat. Rather than…
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How to stay fresh while camping
No shower, no problem — if you know what you’re doing. Camping hygiene is one of those things that separates a good trip from a genuinely…
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What to say (and what not to say) when a loved one has breast cancer
It’s a sobering statistic that one in eight women in the United States will face a breast cancer diagnosis at some point in their lifetime.…
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What can you drink while fasting?
What can you drink while fasting? There’s one simple answer: low- or no-calorie beverages. This answer addresses frequently asked questions: Does…
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Holiday shoppers are turning to AI. Can retailers deliver?
A holiday shopper looking for a gift can now describe the recipient and a budget to an AI assistant, then ask follow-up questions until a short list…
Continue Reading70% of Americans think their phone is listening to their conversations. Is it?
Most of us have had the experience. You mention something out loud—a jacket someone was wearing, a blender your friend just got, a supplement your…
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See how Idaho ranks for auto mechanic pay
PeopleImages // Shutterstock As a shop owner, it’s likely that you’re constantly comparing labor rates and hourly wages,…
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How to get started with solo travel
Feel the urge to roam but don’t have anyone to accompany you? Or maybe you’re just craving a me-time adventure. Solo travel is growing in…
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Ontario is reviving its threat to cut electricity exports to the US. What does that mean?
Amid worsening U.S.-Canada relations, Ontario Premier Doug Ford is once again threatening to cut off electricity to 1.5 million homes and businesses…
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Mechanic hourly rates by state: What shops charge vs. what techs take home
As a shop owner, it’s likely that you’re constantly comparing labor rates and hourly wages, especially when a customer does a double-take when…
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Where summer travelers go after Labor Day: The rise of shoulder season private aviation
Instead of returning to executive suites, private jet charter volume remains uncharacteristically high following the typical summer holiday period.…
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Recognizing and shifting ADHD procrastination
If you live with attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), you may have a hard time getting things done in a timely manner. Procrastination…
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Do business plans work? Here's what the data actually says
New business owners often face the same dilemma: spend time writing a business plan, or spend a week finding their first customers. So which one…
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Why young people are turning to peers for mental health support
When young people need support with their mental health, many first turn to a peer. A 2026 UnitedHealthcare survey of more than 2,000 U.S. college…
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5 European adventures that may be even better in the fall
Europe’s summer travel season gets all the attention, but if you hike, bike, or paddle, fall is the season worth rearranging your calendar for. In…
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Sales teams are adopting AI faster than they can prove it's working
Over a 13-month window, ZoomInfo’s data tracking from June 2025 through July 2026 logged 10 sales-department pain points that explicitly tied…
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Jewelry insurance 101: What every new homeowner and renter should know
Jewelry is one of the most underinsured categories of personal property, not because people don’t care, but because they genuinely don’t…
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Which private jets hold their value best?
Owning a private jet is not something anyone can afford. It’s a privilege reserved only for the ultra-high-net-worth individuals and large…
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Custom home design trends reflect growing demand for flexible living spaces
Home sales are declining. For custom builders, this means meeting buyer demands or having inventory sit empty. What matters to buyers now is flexible…
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Here's what you need to do if you can't repay your student loans
The pause on federal student loan repayment ended in September 2023. That left many borrowers in a bind. Collections were paused for a time, but in…
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Stress sweat: Why it peaks when summer ends
Summer ends. The alarm goes back to 6 a.m., the commute returns, the inbox is overflowing, and somehow by 11 a.m., you feel less fresh than you did…
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The Louisiana fishermen refusing to go down with the ship
In Cameron, Louisiana, all the RV parks are full. Venture Global, a Virginia-based liquefied natural gas developer valued at around $36 billion,…
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Armpit discoloration and darkening: Causes and solutions
Discoloration is when you notice a change in the normal color of your underarms. Dark underarms happen when the skin becomes darker than the…
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Manufacturers are modernizing fast. Their supply chains may not be ready.
Manufacturers are investing in technologies that promise to make production faster and more responsive. The benefits, however, may depend on whether…
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Best private high schools in Idaho
DenisProduction.com // Shutterstock As filmmaker and writer Nora Ephron said during a ’96 commencement address at Wellesley College,…
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What data on 11K farms reveals about the country’s factory farm hotbed
Iowa is the U.S. state with the most factory farms: 10,830 of them, to be exact. The massive scale of animal agriculture in Iowa produces staggering…
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More than half of US consumers now routinely end the month short of funds
For years, a household budget had a little give. A slightly higher electric bill one month could be absorbed by a slightly cheaper grocery run the…
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Does wine go bad? How to tell
Curious if wine goes bad? The answer—in short—is yes, and it happens rather quickly. Rarely does a bottle of wine go unfinished, but in the…
Continue ReadingHow journalists feel about citing AI-generated PR, according to data
Journalists need sources when writing an article. Tracking down sources to comment on a topic, like experts in a medical field or business owners…
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Child identity theft can go undetected for years. Here’s what you can do now to help protect your child.
Are you guilty of “sharenting” — oversharing details about your child’s life on social media, like a birthday, pet’s name, school name, or…
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Come hell or high water: How a small town became a blueprint for building climate resilience
This story starts with a sunset. Pavement gives way to a two-lane bridge that connects one side of Machias, Maine, to the other. From a distance, the…
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More early childhood programs are providing free housing to teaching staff
A few years ago, Eric Gil was living at his uncle’s place in Waterbury, Connecticut, where he shared a bedroom with his brother and cousin. With…
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How absentee owner data is reshaping real estate investment strategy in 2026
In today’s increasingly data-driven world, real estate investors are searching in earnest for every competitive edge they can exploit. If you’re…
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Why clothing sizes still don't mean the same thing from one brand to another
Walk into three stores looking for a size 8, and you may leave with a 6, an 8, and a 10, all of which fit. Online, where shoppers cannot try garments…
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Why American outdoor gatherings keep moving inside
Americans are lonelier than ever. The U.S. Surgeon General, Dr. Vivek Murthy, declared a national epidemic in 2023, warning that about half of U.S.…
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7 tips to boost your budgeting skills and your savings account
Budgeting is a key element of financial success at almost any income level. When it comes to budgeting—and ultimately saving—how much you earn…
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