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PCOS is now PMOS: Why 70% of women don’t know they have it

Aeroflow Urology reports that PCOS has been renamed PMOS to better reflect its multi-system nature. Despite this change, 70% of women remain undiagnosed. more

1 in 6 Americans has moved to escape a bad neighbor

Garon Fence reports that 1 in 6 Americans has moved to escape bad neighbors. A survey finds many would pay up to $10,000 for better neighbors. more

Top Labor Day car deals of 2026

Edmunds reports that Labor Day weekend offers significant discounts on new cars, with top deals including 11.7% off the 2026 Chrysler Pacifica and 10.2% off the Jeep Grand Cherokee. more

AI hype fades, but students still want smarter study tools

Quizlet reports that skepticism towards AI in education is growing among students, with many still seeking smarter study tools.  more

Sulfates in body wash: What they are and why some products are sulfate-free

Dove reports that sulfates are cleansing agents found in many beauty products, effective but can be harsh, leading many to choose gentler sulfate-free options. more

Everything costs more, but founders are building anyway

Mercury reports that 75% of early-stage founders faced higher costs in 2026, prompting various responses like adjusting prices and holding more cash. more

One risk report can't serve operators, executives, and auditors. Here's how to take a targeted approach.

Vanta reports emphasize the importance of tailored risk reporting for different stakeholders.  more

How AI shopping agents could change the way consumers buy everything online

Shopware reports that AI shopping agents are revolutionizing online buying by reducing consumer effort. 41% of U.S. shoppers now use AI, with predictions of significant e-commerce growth by 2030. more

As college graduates fret over finding jobs, a record shortage of workers is projected

The Hechinger Report reports that as college graduates worry about jobs, the U.S. faces a significant worker shortage, especially in healthcare and skilled trades. more

Flock tracks your license plate. OpenSecrets tracked the $2M it spent on lobbying.

OpenSecrets reports Flock Safety has spent over $2 million on lobbying since 2025 amid scrutiny over its license-plate tracking cameras, facing rising privacy concerns. more

5 Tips for Networking on LinkedIn

(NAPSI)—“Networking” has a reputation of being more intimidating than it needs to. Who do you reach out to? What do you say? How do you make a new professional connection without feeling … more

5 Tips for Networking on LinkedIn

(NAPSI)—“Networking” has a reputation of being more intimidating than it needs to. Who do you reach out to? What do you say? How do you make a new professional connection without feeling … more

Keeping up appearances at the National Parks

RE:PUBLIC reports Yosemite National Park faces overcrowding issues despite NPS claims of improved visitor management, prompting skepticism and calls for a reservation system's return. more

NYC public health system braces for federal grant cuts under proposed OMB revision

Healthbeat reports New York City's public health system faces potential funding cuts due to a proposed OMB rule change by the Trump administration, affecting vital services. more

Credit score nation: How much do people think their score defines their financial future?

Independent Lending reports that a survey reveals most U.S. adults feel stressed and distrustful about their credit scores, with many wanting rent payments included in assessments. more

ICE is trading warehouses for old prisons

The Marshall Project reports that ICE is shifting from warehouses to reopening old prisons for detainees, amidst rising arrests and overcrowded conditions. more

America’s New Drug Dealers Have Moved from Street Corners to the Internet – and the FDA is Letting Them

(Peter Pitts, President and Co-founder of the Center for Medicine in the Public Interest ) - Consumers purchasing retatrutide online may think they are buying a safe, clinically tested weight-loss … more

[Executive Corner] Seeing LG Through a New Lens: Physical AI and Our Next Growth Chapter

(BPT) - By Park Won-jae, head of IR Division at LG ElectronicsThe role of investor relations extends beyond communicating a company's financial and operating performance. It also involves … more

Retinol vs. Tretinoin: Why prescription is stronger and cheaper than over the counter

Honeydew reports that tretinoin is more effective and often cheaper than over-the-counter retinol, making it the better choice for acne treatment. more

Half-empty, 100% paid: 8 hidden costs in your office lease and how to fix them

CANOPY reports on eight hidden costs in office leases, including rising operating expenses and restoration clauses, advocating for smarter lease negotiations to mitigate financial strain. more

Tiger Woods' Gulfstream G550: How elite athletes manage multicity travel

Jettly reports on Tiger Woods' Gulfstream along with the private-jet practices of top-earning global athletes generally. more

2026 property tax exemptions: All 50 states ranked

Ownwell reports that property tax exemptions vary widely across the U.S., with states ranked from the most generous to those offering no general program.  more

Lifestyle-driven design trends are reshaping modern homes

CMK Construction reports that lifestyle-driven design trends are transforming homes, with a focus on flexible layouts and multifunctional spaces to meet modern homeowner needs. more

Healthcare’s AI agents are failing, a third over private data exposure

Sinch reports that three-quarters of healthcare AI agents fail due to private data exposure, highlighting a critical need for better infrastructure and compliance. more

Lifestyle-driven design trends are reshaping modern homes

CMK Construction reports that lifestyle-driven design trends are transforming homes, with a focus on flexible layouts and multifunctional spaces to meet modern homeowner needs. more
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