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California quiere prohibir el matrimonio infantil. ¿Por qué estos grupos de derechos civiles intentan impedirlo?

En California, el matrimonio es legal para cualquier persona menor de 18 años. Sin embargo, esto podría cambiar con un proyecto de ley que se encuentra en el despacho del gobernador Newsom, a pesar de los esfuerzos de la ACLU y Planned Parenthood por proteger esta práctica. more

What are postbiotics? An important factor in gut health

Ritual reports that postbiotics, produced during fermentation by gut bacteria, are vital for gut health as they support gut lining and can be enhanced through fiber-rich foods. more

More than a mess: Research finds disorganized homes increase stress

Closets by Design reports that disorganized homes increase stress and anxiety, with clutter linked to hormonal changes, decreased focus, and lower life satisfaction. more

Bouillon vs. broth vs. stock: What are the key differences?

Knorr reports that stock, broth, and bouillon differ in preparation and concentration.  more

3 expert ways to maintain health as you age

(BPT) - As we get older, our health needs often become more complex. Taking a proactive approach to your health can help, but many people don't know where to start."One of the most common questions I … more

Why September is a good time for a fireplace upgrade

Modern Flames reports September is ideal for upgrading fireplaces as cool evenings approach, allowing homeowners to modernize their spaces for comfort and style. more

Why youth sports fields are struggling to stay playable

Navimow reports on the staffing shortages affecting youth sports fields, and the steps taken to maintain facilities amid rising demand. more

User-friendly CRMs are giving small businesses their training time back. Here’s how to use it.

Nutshell reports that user-friendly CRMs save small businesses training time, allowing teams to focus on advanced skills like automation and custom reporting for a competitive edge. more

How the $40,000 SALT expansion creates high-tax winners and income traps

Ownwell reports that the $40,000 SALT deduction cap, effective in 2025, benefits high-tax homeowners while high earners face complex income traps and regional disparities. more

5 reasons why auto repair shops should invest in digital marketing

Way.com reports that auto repair shops should invest in digital marketing to boost visibility, build trust through online reviews, and compete effectively. more

Startup and small business trends across the US in 2026

Thimble reports that in 2026, business applications surged by 8.1%, reflecting a trend where Americans increasingly start their own businesses in various sectors. more

36 vs. 84 month auto loans: What are the trade-offs?

Caribou reports that longer auto loan terms can lower monthly payments but often increase the total borrowing cost.  more

How a contested statistical model fueled doubts about the 2024 election

Votebeat reports a contested statistical model by Walter Mebane raised doubts about the 2024 election, sparking debate and allegations of fraud. more

Weight loss can weaken your bones. Here’s how to keep them strong.

GoodRx reports that weight loss can weaken bones, increasing fracture risk.  more

How sleep, stress, and your skin are connected

Ogee reports that skin health is influenced by sleep and stress, emphasizing the need for consistent habits to improve recovery and appearance. more

Why do I sweat more than others in hot weather?

AXE reports that sweating varies among individuals due to genetics, environment, activity level, stress, and hormonal changes, offering tips for management. more

Using credit cards to pay rent: What new survey data shows

Accredited Debt Relief reports that a survey reveals 33% of Americans with significant debt are using credit cards to cover rent, highlighting the reliance on credit for housing costs. more

Is your tap water safe? What regulations do and don’t tell you

Culligan reports that many Americans think municipal tap water is completely contaminant-free, but new research exposes the gap between legal regulations and drinking water quality. more

Grocery stores are a free-market success story

The Dispatch reports grocery stores operate on slim profit margins of 1%-3%, driven by competition and consumer behavior, amidst rising food prices. more

3 costly mistakes sellers make when their home isn’t selling

HomeLight reports that sellers often make costly mistakes like delaying price reductions, refusing to adjust expectations, and making inadequate price cuts, hindering home sales. more

How money matters can affect your relationship

Current reports that money significantly impacts relationships, especially among Gen Z, with 78% believing salary influences love prospects. more

US population trends by state: Winners and losers in 2026

SmartAsset reports that U.S. population growth has slowed, with some states like Vermont and California experiencing declines, while Texas and the Carolinas see increases. more

5 ways to save money on your weekly grocery trip with Hannaford

(BPT) - By Dorene Mills, Hannaford Supermarkets ChefBack-to-school season brings busier calendars, tighter routines and more decisions — all while families are looking for ways to stretch their … more

Pediatric surgery and anesthesia: What parents need to know

(BPT) - Key takeaways:Parents and caregivers can help prepare a child for surgery by following fasting and medication instructions and sharing complete information about the child's health.CRNAs, … more

Erectile dysfunction: A long-standing problem has new options emerging

(BPT) - Sponsored by IBSA USADemanding careers. Evolving family priorities. Staying connected with partners. These are just a few of the pressures men may face in midlife. If these challenges were … more
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