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Beyond the protein push: You may be missing two important nutrients from your diet

(BPT) - Key takeawaysProtein is making headlines right now, while most Americans overlook healthy fats and fiber. It's easy to get more of these important nutrients with avocados. The healthy fats … more

One year after the European Accessibility Act, most businesses are still catching up

AudioEye reports that one year after the European Accessibility Act, many businesses still struggle with compliance, revealing a significant accessibility gap. more
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Join the fight against Medicare fraud

(BPT) - Medicare fraud isn't just a crime, it's a direct attack on your benefits, your taxpayer dollars and your personal medical records. That's why Medicare is taking action to stop fraud before it … more

Foldable synthetic molecules could infiltrate and bust apart the toxic protein clumps causing Parkinson’s

Researchers are finding ways to target the toxic proteins involved in neurodegenerative diseases such as Parkinson’s and Alzheimer’s that were once considered ‘undruggable.’ more
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These 4 companies cash in every summer, and their stocks have followed

The Motley Fool reports only four out of 36 summer-focused stocks consistently outperformed the S&P 500 over a decade, highlighting the rarity of sustained market-beating returns despite seasonal revenue spikes. more
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Solar power, senior care, and 4 other sectors targeted by Portugal’s Golden Visa funds

Movingto reports on Portugal's Golden Visa funds targeting diverse sectors like solar power, senior care, aquaculture, technology, and research companies. more
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Soft tissue damage after an accident could be permanent and may be eligible for a personal injury claim

Bayuk Pratt reports that soft tissue damage from accidents can be permanent, impacting mobility and may lead to personal injury claims for affected individuals. more
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The pros and cons of owning a golden retriever

Ollie reports that golden retrievers are affectionate and trainable but require regular exercise, grooming, and face significant health risks, especially cancer. more
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Leaving vehicle engines idling is unhealthy, expensive – and often illegal

Idling vehicles are easy targets for enforcement – they’re often left running for no good reason. more
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Why 'Artemis Fowl' is the perfect summer read for the whole family

(BPT) - Artemis Fowl is back! It's been twenty-five years since the twelve-year-old criminal mastermind captured the imagination of kids. Now, longtime millennial fans and families new to the series … more

The cost of home care and how to pay for it

Village Caregiving reports that many families struggle with the high costs of home care for seniors, often relying on a mix of personal savings and assistance programs.  more
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Thousands of journalists are leaving newsrooms and taking marketing jobs. Here's why.

Stacker reports that thousands of journalists are shifting to brand journalism roles, leveraging their skills in a business context amid declining media opportunities. more
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6 biggest summer liability risks for small businesses (and how to protect against them)

ERGO NEXT reports on summer liability risks for small businesses, highlighting six key areas including customer injuries, heat-related mistakes, and property damage. more
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How real estate investors are using property data to find deals before they hit the market

PropertyReach reports that real estate investors are using data to identify off-market properties, allowing them to make pre-listing offers and avoid bidding wars. more
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Behavioral health M&A remains strong with heightened interest

Fifth Third reports that behavioral health mergers and acquisitions activity remained strong in 2025 and is expected to continue its upward trajectory in 2026. more
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How to travel with jewelry safely

Jewelers Mutual Group reports tips for safely traveling with jewelry, highlighting risks, best storage methods, and the importance of insurance to avoid loss. more
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The frontline for voting rights is the rural South

The Daily Yonder reports that the rural South faces renewed voting rights challenges after the Supreme Court weakened protections, risking Black voter representation. more
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As gas prices and airfare soar, is it cheaper to fly or drive when traveling on a budget?

The Points Guy reports that deciding between driving and flying for budget travel is complex, as rising gas prices and airfare trends can affect costs. more
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When is the best time to buy a used car?

Edmunds reports that the best time to buy a used car is October and November, driven by end-of-year promotions and an influx of inventory. more
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The wildlife refuge system is quietly falling apart

RE:PUBLIC reports the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service may abandon management of Indiana's Big Oaks National Wildlife Refuge, raising concerns over its future due to funding cuts and staffing issues. more
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The wildlife refuge system is quietly falling apart

RE:PUBLIC reports the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service may abandon management of Indiana's Big Oaks National Wildlife Refuge, raising concerns over its future due to funding cuts and staffing issues. more
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Command the cookout: 8 disastrous grilling mistakes and how to avoid them

Monument Grills reports on eight grilling mistakes to avoid for a perfect cookout, from proper preheating and cleaning to temperature management. more
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Half of homeowners now say the American Dream is 'eroding' or 'broken,' survey finds

Hometap reports that half of U.S. homeowners view the American Dream as eroding or broken, reflecting skepticism about homeownership's true benefits. more
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Are aging parents becoming the most overlooked beneficiaries? A look at the reverse dependency trend

Everly Life reports that aging parents are increasingly becoming overlooked beneficiaries in life insurance planning as they often rely on adult children for financial support. more
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Does driving on gravel hurt your car?

Husky Liners reports that driving on gravel roads can cause long-term harm to your vehicle, including paint chips, accelerated tire wear, suspension strain, cracked windshields, and up to a 25% drop in fuel economy. more
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