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The 'Love Island' glow is officially the beauty trend of the summer

Lux Unfiltered reports that the 'Love Island' glow is the summer beauty trend, focusing on bronzed skin achieved through safer, sunless products. more
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Indiana abortion reports remain confidential after unanimous state Supreme Court action

Reports that state law requires doctors to file about individual abortions can’t be released to the public under a decision upheld by the Indiana Supreme Court. more
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From moneyball to Wall Street: How big finance changed sports

Bodog reports on how finance has transformed sports, with big data and analytics now driving player evaluation and team management, reshaping success strategies. more
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7 common landlord-tenant insurance mistakes property owners make

ERGO NEXT reports on seven common landlord-tenant insurance mistakes, emphasizing the need for clear coverage requirements and regular policy reviews to avoid costly gaps. more
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8 hot home trends for summer and beyond

Houzz reports eight summer home trends, including soft geometry, tactile textures, earthy colors, nostalgic spaces, wellness retreats, eco-friendly choices, compact outdoor areas, and European garden romanticism. more
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Operational readiness emerges as key peak season challenge for retailers

Kase reports retailers are confident entering peak season 2026 but face challenges in operational readiness, inventory risks and transportation pressures. more
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A scientific case for climate optimism with ecologist Tom Crowther

Atmos reports on ecologist Tom Crowther's optimistic perspective on climate change, emphasizing positive feedback loops that enable nature and communities to thrive. more
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The hidden work behind every 'overnight' AI startup

Mercury reports that the myth of 'overnight' AI startup success masks years of hidden work, including data sourcing, infrastructure, and iteration. more
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NM health department reports bat with rabies in Sandoval County

The New Mexico Department of Health on Monday reported the state's ninth case of rabies this year: a bat in Sandoval County, and urged the public to be cautious around bats. more
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Major meatpackers have taken in more than half a billion in tax subsidies since 2006

This article is republished with permission from Investigate Midwest. State and local governments have paid more than half a billion dollars in tax breaks to meat processing companies over nearly 20 years to attract new processing plants, as industry-wide transformation and consolidation have led to plant closures and major restructuring. Just eight companies make up […] more
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Living with Chronic Hand Eczema: When Everyday Touch Becomes Painful

(BPT) - Sponsored by LEO PharmaFor Jennifer Etienne, 27, what began in her teens as irritation on her hands slowly became a painful, persistent condition that affected nearly every part of her daily … more

After Piecing Together a Cushing’s Syndrome Diagnosis, Woman Supports Others Facing the Cortisol Puzzle

(BPT) - Liz's passion for healthcare has always been personal. Diagnosed with type 1 diabetes at age 10, Liz's earliest interactions with her care team inspired her to become a nurse practitioner. … more

4 simple ways to outsmart rising energy costs

(BPT) - It's hard to ignore the creeping price of the monthly utility bill and the sting of gas prices at the pump. These rising costs have made it more difficult for Americans to budget effectively … more

IDHW director: Rural health grant may be ‘economic opportunity’ for small communities 

As Idaho prepares to dole out around $186 million in federal rural health grants, state officials are hoping local contractors are ready for the infrastructure projects those grants will fund.  The five-year Rural Health Transformation grant, funded by the “big beautiful” law Congress passed last July, is meant for projects that will improve rural healthcare.  […] more
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Census data model: Nearly 50K Tennessee households may not have access to air conditioning

As high temperatures and humidity spiked “feels like” temperatures to more than 110 degrees in some areas of Tennessee over the last week, the National Weather Service recommended Tennesseans stay indoors, hydrate and use air conditioning as “fans may not be adequate.” But for an estimated 49,722 Tennessee households, air conditioning is not an option. […] more
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Va. Supreme Court panel denies request to combine assault weapons ban cases, more headlines

• “Va. Supreme Court panel denies request to combine assault weapons ban cases.” — WWBT • “Virginia CCA seeks feedback on cannabis regulations.” — WRIC • “What happens when police break the law? Virginia sees spike in decertifications.” — WTKR • “Virginia Gov. Spanberger on AI data centers, energy and affordability.” — Politico • “Rare […] more
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Hoosier childcare providers slam education requirement rollback

About two-dozen childcare providers and advocates overwhelmingly opposed looser statewide staff educational requirements at a public hearing. more
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Spotted lanternflies are inching closer to Georgia crops. Here’s how experts say you can help.

These invasive insects may not be a familiar sight yet, but researchers predict the spotted lanternfly population in Georgia will continue to increase in the coming years, which could spell trouble for the state’s fruit crops.  Elizabeth McCarty, an associate professor at the University of Georgia who studies invasive insects, said the spotted lanternflies thrive […] more
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Parents Say Restricting Youth Access To Technology Alone Won't Solve Youth Mental Challenges; Could Have Unintended Consequences

(NewsUSA) - Growing concerns about the mental health of America’s youth have prompted renewed discussions about the role of smartphones, social media and other digital technologies. While some … more
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WE THE PRESIDENTS, 250th AMERICAN ANNIVERSARY EDITION: Why the Presidents of the Past Still Matter

(BookTrib) - Presidential history can sound like something that belongs in a classroom, a documentary or a very large book you keep meaning to read someday. But Ronald Gruner’s We the Presidents … more
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An affordable new way to get a car without setting foot in a dealership

(BPT) - Key TakeawaysHaving a car today is increasingly expensive, due to the total cost of ownership: higher vehicle prices, financing rates, maintenance, insurance and fuel.Buying or leasing … more

A year after Trump’s One Big Beautiful Bill, Arizona Democrats warn coverage losses are mounting

A year after President Donald Trump signed the “One Big Beautiful Bill Act” to cut taxes and slash spending on healthcare and other programs aimed at helping lower income Americans, Democrats in Arizona are sounding the alarm over its impacts on families in the Grand Canyon State. And the ability of people to access public […] more
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More Montana money: General fund revenues increase over projections

A Montana Legislative Fiscal Division report published late last month says general fund revenues grew by 4.1% in Fiscal Year 2025, largely driven by income tax, a significant change after a previously anticipated decline of 1.7%. While the report says “pressures” on the budget still exist, the state should enter the 2027 Legislative Session in […] more
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Health insurer Centene to stop participating in Arkansas’ Medicaid expansion

Centene Corp., the parent company of multiple Arkansas health insurance plans, will stop participating in the state’s Medicaid expansion program next year, the Department of Human Services confirmed Monday. Arkansas receives billions of federal dollars each year to fund and administer Medicaid, the low-cost insurance program for low-income people and people with disabilities.  ARHOME, the […] more
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Parts of Iowa flooded after storm events that dumped two months worth of rain

Some areas of Iowa received more than two month’s worth of rain in a 36-hour period, leaving fields and basements flooded, according to the latest Iowa weather summary and crop progress and condition report. Justin Glisan, the state climatologist, wrote in the weekly weather summary that storms formed in a “ring of fire” pattern around […] more
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