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The CRM AI tools built for email personalization are the ones teams often overlook

Nutshell reports that 83% of sales professionals trust AI for prospect engagement, but 72% fail to leverage it for personalized outreach, hindering effectiveness. more

Will Gordon for Nutshell | 9/25/26 11:30 AM

Running a small business means making sacrifices. Are they permanent?

Rocket Lawyer reports that small business owners often sacrifice time and income for flexibility and control, but these sacrifices can become permanent if not reassessed. more

Ariadna Thau for Rocket Lawyer | 9/25/26 11:30 AM

How to adjust to new eyeglasses

Eyemart Express reports that adjusting to new glasses can cause temporary symptoms like headaches and blurriness, with most people acclimating within weeks. more

Tom Determan, O.D. for Eyemart Express | 9/25/26 11:00 AM

6 reminder email templates for small business waiting up to a month to get paid

Xero reports that U.S. small businesses wait an average of 29.3 days for payment. These reminder email templates can help collect late invoices while preserving client relationships. more

Kassi Luja for Xero | 9/25/26 11:00 AM

Merchants are running separate shipping operations for parcel and LTL freight, and only optimizing one

ShipStation reports that many retailers run two separate shipping operations: one optimized for parcel and another for LTL freight, often leading to inefficiencies. more

Todd Greenbaum for ShipStation | 9/25/26 10:30 AM

5 reasons why enterprise AI implementations fail

Ironclad reports that 70% of CIOs and CTOs feel AI deployment exceeds IT tracking. Success hinges on effective governance, data strategy, and model understanding. more

Sunita Verman for Ironclad | 9/25/26 10:30 AM

ADD vs. ADHD: Is there a difference? What parents and other adults need to know

Doctronic reports that ADD is an outdated term and ADHD is the current diagnosis with three subtypes, affecting healthcare and educational communication. more

Alan Lucks, MD for Doctronic | 9/25/26 10:00 AM

How to cope after losing someone to suicide

Talkspace reports that coping with suicide grief is intense and unique. Key steps include allowing emotions, seeking support, and practicing self-care. more

Tessa Armich for Talkspace | 9/25/26 10:00 AM

A rural county banned renewables. It’s having second thoughts

The Daily Yonder reports Bannock County, Idaho, faces a pivotal vote to potentially reverse an ordinance banning utility-scale solar and wind development. more

Julia Tilton for The Daily Yonder | 9/25/26 09:30 AM

Are you a DINK? How to manage your money when you don't have kids

Ally Financial reports DINK (double income, no kids) couples can optimize finances by setting goals, budgeting, preparing for emergencies, and planning for retirement. more

Stefanie Moody for Ally Financial | 9/25/26 09:30 AM

The states where home insurance is becoming unaffordable in 2026

Insurance.com reports Florida has the highest home insurance premium in 2026 at $8,471, with six states over $5,000. Massachusetts saw a 42.9% increase. more

Tonya Sisler for Insurance.com | 9/25/26 09:00 AM

Survey: How US restaurants are handling inflation, labor, AI, and revenue growth

Toast reports that in 2026, 91% of U.S. restaurant operators rate their business as good or excellent, despite challenges like inflation and hiring. more

Brian Koerber for Toast | 9/25/26 09:00 AM

Clean Elections fraud fight goes to court as Green Party candidates seek to block repayment

The attorney for two Green Party candidates accused of fraudulently obtaining public campaign funding and lawyers for the commission that regulates that funding sparred in Maricopa County Superior Court Thursday over whether the commission has the power to make candidates repay ill-gotten funding. Tim La Sota, the attorney for Risa Lombardo and Duwayne Collier, the […] more

By Caitlin Sievers | 9/25/26 12:11 AM

Race to succeed Vern Buchanan in CD 16 is getting increasingly interesting

As Donald Trump’s poll numbers continue to erode, some Republicans, even in Florida, are slightly backing away from being linked to the president. Sydney Gruters is not one of them. The 44-year-old Sarasota resident is running against Democrat Kelly Kirschner and NPA candidate Mark Davis to succeed longtime Republican incumbent Vern Buchanan in Florida’s 16th […] more

By Mitch Perry | 9/25/26 12:05 AM

5 key decisions to make before building an ADU

(BPT) - Are you considering or in the midst of planning to build an accessory dwelling unit (ADU)? If so, you're part of a fascinating trend that's meeting multiple housing needs across the United … more

9/25/26 12:01 AM

‘Tone deaf’: Rep. Moore backs Sen. Curtis’ call to investigate Trump Jr. gift from Russian oligarch

Utah Rep. Blake Moore said on Thursday that he “absolutely agrees” with Sen. John Curtis’ call to investigate Donald Trump Jr.’s lavish, private-island wedding after-party that was bankrolled by a Russian oligarch with ties to President Vladimir Putin. “Maybe one of the most tone-deaf things I’ve ever seen,” Moore said, “to take money from a […] more

By Katie McKellar | 9/24/26 09:23 PM

Gov. Sherrill seeks Lt. Gov. Caldwell’s resignation over alleged ethics violations

A new report alleges that Lt. Gov. Dale Caldwell violated ethics rules by making crass remarks to women who worked for him and by seeking a promotion for a state worker he was dating. (Photo by Anne-Marie Caruso/New Jersey Monitor) more

By Nikita Biryukov | 9/24/26 08:54 PM

Could you survive The Oregon Trail? An emergency medicine doctor offers tips on how to not die in the great outdoors

Medicine and technology may have advanced, but the dangers of the wilderness remain unchanged. The Oregon Trail game provides timeless tips on how to enjoy nature safely. more

Elaine Reno, University of Colorado Anschutz, The Conversation | 9/24/26 04:15 PM

CDC’s latest youth behavior report offers a narrower look at teen health

For more than 35 years, the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has surveyed American high school students every two years about their health and behavior. The Youth Risk Behavior Survey, established in 1991, draws a nationally representative sample of students in grades 9 through 12 at public and private schools. Over the years, […] more

By Amanda Watford | 9/24/26 03:34 PM