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A child rings the cancer bell. Here’s what that moment doesn’t show

Hyundai Hope on Wheels reports a survey finding that 46% of U.S. adults believe a child ringing a hospital bell after cancer treatment signifies the child is cancer-free.  more

Hurricane season is here: How can small businesses strengthen their financial preparedness?

TD reports that small businesses must enhance financial preparedness for hurricane season to ensure continuity and resilience against disruptions. more

How to save on summer road trips

Current reports that 64% of Americans are opting for summer road trips despite high gas prices.  more

Report: Experienced job seekers have an edge in today’s AI-driven job market

Toptal reports that experienced job seekers have an advantage in the AI-driven job market, with companies preferring expertise over junior roles as demands shift. more

When Using a Generator Keep Safety In Mind

(NAPSI)—It’s a good idea to have a generator handy when the power goes out. Heeding these hints will help you use it safely and efficiently. Word Count: 25 more

When living alone becomes a safety risk for adults over 65

Life Assure reports that living alone poses a significant safety risk for adults over 65, as falls often lead to fatal delays in receiving help. more

Most Black business owners have the same definition of success, and it's not cashing out

Intuit QuickBooks reports that most Black business owners define success beyond profits, focusing on community impact and creating career paths for others. more

Staying Safe When Power Goes Out: 10 Tips for Generator Use

(NAPSI)—Generators are critical during severe weather events, when the power can go out. They can bring power to remote job sites, aid in disaster recovery and assist homeowners in emergencies. To … more

How much a local move costs in 22 US metro areas

Lugg reports that local moves in the U.S. cost a median of $145, with most being short and spur-of-the-moment, concentrating in August. more

No AC? No sweat. How to make a DIY air conditioner and 3 other heat wave hacks

HomeServe reports on DIY hacks for cooling your home during heat waves, including making a simple air conditioner, using shade, adjusting ceiling fans, and managing humidity. more

No AC? No sweat. How to make a DIY air conditioner and 3 other heat wave hacks

HomeServe reports on DIY hacks for cooling your home during heat waves, including making a simple air conditioner, using shade, adjusting ceiling fans, and managing humidity. more

How much a local move costs in 22 US metro areas

Lugg reports that local moves in the U.S. cost a median of $145, with most being short and spur-of-the-moment, concentrating in August. more

Back-to-School Driving: Don’t Let That Windshield Chip Become a Bigger Problem

(NewsUSA) - Your back-to-school checklist is already long. That chip in your windshield shouldn’t stay on it.Back-to-school season means busy mornings, packed schedules, school drop-offs, … more

It Starts With a Game: How Gaming Became the Front Door to Friendship

(NewsUSA) - Gaming has transformed over the past three decades. In 1999, fewer than one in five players reported playing online, according to the Entertainment Software Association (ESA), and today, … more

Study says co-parenting conflicts peak in August: 7 ways to get ahead of it

WSM Law reports that co-parenting conflicts peak in August due to school-related pressures.  more

A dying dream: How Trump targets immigrants who arrived as children

The Marshall Project reports on how Trump's administration targets DACA protections, leading to increased detentions and deportations of childhood immigrants. more

How to improve skin texture and reduce large pores

SkinSpirit reports common frustrations like uneven skin texture and enlarged pores can be improved with a consistent skincare routine and professional treatments. more

Small business statistics and trends every owner should know in 2026

SoFi reports strong small business resilience in 2026, with 36.2M firms growing amidst challenges like inflation, while 75% adopt AI tools for efficiency. more

In one of many maternity deserts across the US, a midwife offers prenatal care

The Economic Hardship Reporting Project and KQED report on a midwife in Northern California's maternity desert providing essential prenatal care amid hospital closures. more

Using healthy boundaries to protect your mental health

Rula reports that setting healthy boundaries is crucial for mental well-being, helping individuals prioritize needs and improve relationships. more

Back-to-school budgeting: 6 ways parents can keep costs under control

CreditFresh reports parents can manage back-to-school costs by budgeting, saving small amounts, utilizing sales, managing dues, and joining buy-nothing groups. more

Grief counseling in the workplace: What HR should have ready

Spring Health reports that grief in the workplace affects mental health, impacting focus and performance, highlighting the need for HR support and clear policies. more

ChatGPT ads aren't just for big brands anymore: What small businesses should know

Floodlight reports that new updates in ChatGPT Ads enhance tracking and targeting, making it viable for small businesses to invest in advertising effectively. more

Report: 82% of new small businesses have insurance, but many SMBs remain at risk

ERGO NEXT reports that 82% of new small businesses have insurance, yet 73% remain underinsured, often due to cost, confusion, and compliance issues. more

Sleep is important, so why do so few people get help for sleep problems?

Sleeping.com reports that despite recognizing the importance of sleep, only 23% seek professional help for sleep issues, leading to untreated disorders. more
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