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‘It’s a big help.’ Weekly mobile routes provide meals to hundreds of Ohio children during summer

Madison Moore drove her car through the Tecumseh High School parking lot in New Carlisle, Ohio on Wednesday to get food boxes for her children.  “I love the variety that’s in there,” she said. “They like the apple crisps a lot. We don’t usually get those. We love the fresh fruit, and I love that […] more
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Mapping the U.S.-China Quantum Competition

(NewsUSA) - The United States remains a world leader in many areas of quantum information science, engineering, and technology (QISET), but without additional government investment, the U.S. may fall … more
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El-Sayed, Stevens sharpen contrasts in first one-on-one Senate debate

GRAND RAPIDS — Independence Day may have come and gone, but there were still some fireworks in the latest Democratic U.S. Senate primary debate hosted Tuesday by WOOD-TV8 in Grand Rapids. The forum featured Dr. Abdul El-Sayed and U.S. Rep. Haley Stevens (D-Birmingham) — the two remaining primary candidates seeking their party’s nomination in the […] more
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Two Kansas Democrats running for governor embrace recreational marijuana

TOPEKA — Cindy Holscher and Ethan Corson on Tuesday both called for the legalization of recreational marijuana in Kansas, separating themselves from other gubernatorial candidates who only support using the drug for medicinal use or oppose legalizing it altogether. The two state senators are seeking the Democratic nomination for governor in the Aug. 4 primary, […] more
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Red and blue states pass laws to protect contraception access

The Trump administration has rolled back teen pregnancy prevention grants and repurposed a program designed to reduce unintended pregnancies so that it promotes childbearing. But several states, including Republican-led ones, have protected or expanded access to contraception in recent months. Georgia Republican state Rep. Beth Camp sponsored a bill to expand contraceptive access in her […] more
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Free skin cancer screenings offered at Rhode Island beaches this summer

The Rhode Island Department of Health will provide free skin cancer checks at state beaches in partnership with Brown Health Dermatology. more
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Dental hygienists accused of misleading patients as to their need for dental work

The Iowa Dental Board has charged two dental hygienists with misleading patients as to their purported need for extensive dental work. In March 2026, the board charged dental hygienist Angela Renee Page of Ames with knowingly making misleading, deceptive, untrue, or fraudulent representations in the practice of the profession; taking actions that were abusive, coercive, […] more
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Stocks are up, unemployment is down – so why is a leading NC economist raising a red flag?

The Dow Jones Industrial Average topped 53,000 for the first time this week, a milestone celebrated by Wall Street investors. But a leading Kenan-Flagler Business School economist says a closer look at the latest economic data shows a clear disconnect in how many consumers are viewing and experiencing the American economy. Kenan Institute research director […] more
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Some Pa. apple growers to receive additional federal assistance after devastating April freeze

Between April 19th and 21st, temperatures that dipped into the low 20s harmed fruit operations across swaths of Pennsylvania and other states. more
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Trone Garriott calls for public option, restoring Medicaid funding at cancer event

Democratic congressional candidate Sarah Trone Garriott said Tuesday she believed an important step in addressing Iowa’s cancer crisis was making sure Iowans have consistent, easy access to healthcare — something she said could be accomplished through measures like a national public option and reversing Medicaid cuts. The American Cancer Society Cancer Action Network (ACS CAN) […] more
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Kansas farmers suffer from tariffs and closing of Strait of Hormuz, ag experts say

TOPEKA — Trade tariffs cost the United States about $15 billion in losses in the Chinese market alone, agriculture policy experts said Friday.   Sandro Steinbach and Shawn Arita, associate professors at North Dakota State University’s Agricultural Risk Policy Center, spoke about international policies affecting agriculture during an episode of Kansas State University’s podcast Clearing the […] more
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Utah revokes Springville license of teen treatment center criticized by Paris Hilton

The Provo Canyon School, an infamous Utah teen treatment center, has lost its license for one of its campuses, the Utah Department of Health and Human Services announced Tuesday.   By Aug. 6, the license revocation letter says, all services at the Springville campus for girls must be terminated and any new enrollments are prohibited. The […] more
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Agentic GTM, explained: What changes when sales agents run the workflow

Apollo reports on the rise of agentic AI, highlighting its distinction from standard AI tools, current adoption rates, and the significant revenue potential for businesses leveraging it effectively. more
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The summer concert state rankings: Which states pack more festivals, shows, and tours in 2026

ThatsThem reports that summer 2026 is set for a vibrant live music scene, with top states like Nevada and Tennessee leading in concert density and festivals. more
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After Nebraska sanctions and federal charges, Iowa nurse surrenders license

Almost two years after the State of Nebraska revoked a nurse’s ability to practice there for posing a “significant risk to public safety,” Iowa’s Board of Nursing has agreed to accept the nurse’s surrender of her license to practice in Iowa. The decision by the Iowa board comes after Brandy Wicks, a registered nurse from […] more
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Indiana FSSA shares Medicaid work requirement rules

The Indiana Family and Social Services Administration is preparing to phase in work requirements for able-bodied Hoosiers ages 19-64 who participate in Medicaid’s Healthy Indiana Plan, starting Jan. 1, 2027. The agency released new details this week about early compliance for new applicants and how Hoosiers enrolled in HIP can fulfill their monthly 80-hour work […] more
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The states where flood risk is rising fastest, and how many homes aren't insured for it

Insurance.com reports that flood risk is rising rapidly in the U.S., especially in Louisiana and Florida, where less than 25% of homes have flood insurance.  more
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Advice on achieving your goals from dating coach Ben 'Benny' Hart

AXE reports practical advice from dating coach Benny Hart on achieving goals, emphasizing mindset, small habits, and the importance of consistency. more
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How AI can help you plan your retirement

Wealth Enhancement reports that AI can aid retirement planning by organizing information and clarifying concepts but shouldn't replace financial advisors. more
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UAE Golden Visa investors face more than one AED 2 million test

Movingto reports that UAE Golden Visa investors face various requirements beyond the AED 2 million threshold, differing by investment type and documentation needed. more
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8 rental markets in the midst of a full-blown vacancy crisis

TurboTenant reports that several U.S. metros face a rental vacancy crisis, with rates exceeding 10% in places like Birmingham and Cape Coral, highlighting excess supply and weak demand. more
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Diesel fuel storage in summer: Best practices for commercial operations

Shipley Energy reports that businesses storing diesel fuel in summer must manage heat effects, adopting practices like shaded tank positioning and regular maintenance to prevent contamination and degradation. more
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6 World Cup-inspired recipes for the grill

Wildfire Outdoor Living reports six World Cup-inspired grilling recipes, featuring global flavors like Korean chili pork chops, Mexican carne asada, and Irish colcannon. more
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The inventory challenge: Why smart purchasing is critical for today’s pharmacies

PrimeRx reports that smart purchasing is vital for pharmacies facing rising costs and drug shortages, necessitating efficient inventory and technology for better pricing and patient care. more
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Workers are done pretending the office air is fine

GPS Air reports workers prioritize indoor air quality over office perks, with 61% preferring better air over amenities, impacting productivity and attendance. more
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