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Healthy Teeth for Life. What Older Adults Need to Know

(NAPSI)—As people live longer and keep more of their natural teeth, maintaining good oral health becomes an increasingly important part of healthy aging. While oral health problems are not an … more

The fall reset is real: Families are back to busy

Shipt reports families are feeling overwhelmed as fall routines resume, with 60% of parents finding the transition stressful due to increased errands and expenses. more
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Keeping first responders connected during wildfires

AT&T reports wildfires are increasing in frequency and severity, emphasizing the need for reliable communication for first responders during emergencies. more
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How to choose a technology platform that can grow with your business needs

(BPT) - Companies of all sizes need a technology provider that can meet all their organization's needs, streamlining everything from warehouse and transportation management to store operations and … more

Unwrapping Holiday Shopping: What 44 Billion Emails Reveal About When Consumers Really Buy

(NewsUSA) - Analysis of more than 44 billion emails and 83 million text messages uncovers surprising patterns in when holiday shoppers buy, and what brings them backBlack Friday and Cyber Monday … more
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Every Child Deserves a Great Education

(NewsUSA) - A parent should never be afraid to walk into their child’s school. Yet nearly one in five Hispanic parents say they have skipped or avoided a school event in the past year because of … more
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Focus on Education and Safety for AI Use

(NewsUSA) - Americans across the political spectrum agree on how the country should approach artificial intelligence, according to a new report by Gallup and the Special Competitive Studies Project … more
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DA Colom urges judge to end murder case against Tameshia Shelton, arguing evidence could point to suicide: ‘State does not have evidence’

If Tameshia Shelton's murder indictment is dismissed, as District Attorney Scott Colom requested, it could put an end to a case that has followed her the last 17 years. more
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Arkansas corrections department abandons restrictions on physical books, newspapers

The Arkansas Department of Corrections will shift its focus away from creating a policy restricting access to physical books in an effort to prevent illegal drugs from entering prisons, officials told the state corrections board Monday.  Officials instead plans to tighten the language of a 2022 policy and give the department more authority to ban […] more
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5 free ways to see how fast you're aging

Hone Health reports five free tests to assess your aging speed, including functional fitness tasks like balance and strength, providing insights into health and mobility. more
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Building an accessibility program without a dedicated team

AudioEye reports that a single person can effectively manage a digital accessibility program by owning accountability and prioritization, while outsourcing specialized testing and fixes. more
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Rep. John Larson won’t seek third-party run after primary defeat

Larson lost the four-way primary to Luke Bronin in August. Larson's term ends in early January, marking the end of his 28-year tenure. more
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Nearly 9 in 10 companies will have AI talking to customers by year's end. Can it tell when you've had enough?

Sinch reports 88% of companies expect AI agents to handle customer interactions by year-end.  more
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What are the risks of not having a cybersecurity plan?

iuvo reports that lacking a cybersecurity plan increases vulnerability to attacks, leading to financial losses, operational downtime, and reputational harm.  more
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‘We have more deer than our forests can support’: Norwich walk highlights browse damage

Saplings with torn leaves and chewed stems are telltale signs of deer browse. Read the story on VTDigger here: ‘We have more deer than our forests can support’: Norwich walk highlights browse damage. more
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Reimagining work in the age of AI: From roles to skills

BDO reports that AI is reshaping work dynamics, urging leaders to rethink job structures and prioritize skills development for better outcomes. more
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Bank of Greece paper suggests Golden Visa reform shifted property activity nearby

Aegalis reports that a Bank of Greece study reveals that changes to the Golden Visa thresholds have reshaped property transaction patterns in Greece. more
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Fido having tummy troubles? What to do when a pet has diarrhea

(BPT) - Key takeaways:Occasional diarrhea is a common complaint in dogs and cats, and pet parents may not always know what to do about it.Diarrhea can have many causes, including stress or sudden … more

Top 10 states embracing creative baby name spellings

ThatsThem reports that creative baby name spellings are trending in the U.S., with Mississippi leading in unique names, followed by Alabama and Louisiana. more
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From paychecks to pay transparency, survey shows why payroll is becoming a strategic trust function

Paylocity reports that payroll is evolving from a simple financial process to a strategic function, emphasizing transparency and communication in employee trust. more
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America’s air monitors are disappearing. So is your power to expose polluters.

Floodlight reports America's air monitors are declining, limiting public ability to detect pollution.  more
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High income, low growth? The surprising reason your wealth isn’t scaling

BHG Financial reports that high earners often experience stagnant wealth growth due to unaddressed financial blind spots like expense creep and debt drag. more
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The real cost of payroll: A small business guide for 2026

Intuit QuickBooks reports that payroll costs extend beyond salaries, factoring in software, taxes, and time management. more
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5 questions about menopause you might be too embarrassed to ask

Ivím Health reports on five common menopause questions women often feel embarrassed to ask, addressing symptoms like weight gain, mood changes, and sleep disruption. more
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Same debt, different outlook: Men and women experience debt differently, survey finds

Accredited Debt Relief reports a survey reveals men feel more secure about their debt than women, with 53% of men viewing their financial situation as sustainable compared to 39% of women. more
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