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Online college for working adults: What to look for

(BPT) - Sponsored by University of PhoenixKey takeaways:Key factors to consider when comparing online colleges include: recognized institutional accreditation, schedule flexibility, transparent … more

5 steps adults can take to support cognitive health

Life Line Screening reports indicate that U.S. adults prioritize brain health but are often unaware of how to maintain it.  more

The remodeling trend homeowners can't see: Upgrading what's behind the walls

CMK Construction reports that as homes age, unseen infrastructure like plumbing and electrical systems may lag behind modern standards, prompting necessary upgrades. more

Sweet, spicy, and a little spooky: Halloween shopping trends projected from DoorDash data

DoorDash reports Halloween candy trends for 2026, revealing Reese's remains top, Haribo ascends, and old-school candies are back.  more

As algo trading grows, are prop firm rules keeping up?

Velotrade reports that automation in trading is rising, leading to potential mismatches with existing prop firm rules.  more

Top local coffee shops for National Coffee Day, according to DoorDash data

DoorDash reports on top local coffee shops for National Coffee Day Sept. 29, featuring small cafes with high ratings from 2025-2026. more

7 credit card habits that make your debt worse, ranked by damage level

Accredited Debt Relief reports seven harmful credit card habits that worsen debt, including taking cash advances, paying only minimums, and ignoring balances. more

From content to conversion: The role of creators in beauty marketing

SJOLIE reports on the vital role of content creators in beauty marketing, emphasizing their influence over consumer trust and purchasing decisions amidst evolving search behaviors. more

Why most people with sleep apnea still don't know they have it

cpap.com reports that nearly 30 million U.S. adults have sleep apnea, but many remain undiagnosed, often misattributing symptoms like fatigue and snoring. more

Has 'sleepmaxxing' gone too far?

Sleeping.com reports that the trend of "sleepmaxxing" aims to optimize sleep quality through technology and routines but can lead to anxiety and performance pressure. more

When healthy eating meets a busy schedule: The search for nutrition that fits real life

Protein Now reports that convenience is becoming a key factor in healthy eating, as people seek nutrition solutions that fit their busy lives. more

More than 1 in 5 self-employed buyers who applied to multiple lenders reported an earlier turn-down

Griffin Funding reports 21.4% of self-employed buyers faced earlier mortgage application turn-downs, compared to 14.5% of wage-employed buyers, amid rising non-QM origination volume. more

Going into business with your husband, wife, or partner: How to make it work

Wells Fargo reports couples can successfully run a business together by defining roles, creating long-term plans, maintaining communication, and separating work from personal life. more

How to keep pets fed and families together this September and beyond

(BPT) - Food insecurity can affect anyone, from seniors living on a fixed income to parents managing increasing grocery costs. And when humans face hunger, their pets often do, too.Nearly 48 million … more

How to keep pets fed and families together this September and beyond

(BPT) - Food insecurity can affect anyone, from seniors living on a fixed income to parents managing increasing grocery costs. And when humans face hunger, their pets often do, too.Nearly 48 million … more

Proposed Roadless Rule rescission could hurt rural economies

The Daily Yonder reports that in August 2026, the Trump administration proposed rescinding the Roadless Rule, risking 45 million acres of public land for development, despite local opposition citing economic and ecological concerns. more

Northern state of mind: The ultimate Upper Midwest roadtrip guide

RealTruck.com reports on the tranquil beauty of Duluth, Minnesota, urging outdoor lovers to explore the Upper Midwest, from serene Lake Superior to vibrant Ann Arbor. more

The secret to longevity is all about maintaining movement

(BPT) - Longevity has become a buzzword in recent years, focusing the conversation around living longer. However, there's another part of the conversation to consider: health span, or the quality of … more

Survey: 1 in 4 Americans are anxious about AI. Here’s what therapists say actually helps

Thriveworks reports that 1 in 4 Americans feel anxious about AI. Therapists suggest coping strategies like journaling, challenging negative thoughts, and focusing on human experiences. more

Survey: Many Americans pulled away from religion, then declined to pay for its replacement

Practical Enlightenment reports that a recent survey found 57% of Americans have pulled away from organized religion, yet 63% spent nothing on spiritual practices. more

Embrace the bots: Today’s students are the first-generation AI workforce

(BPT) - Why the incoming college class must trade control for oversight to thrive in the age of AI.By Arvind Nithrakashyap, CTO and Co-Founder, RubrikAs you step onto campus this fall, the prevailing … more

Different styles, same goal — creating a strong foundation for your family

(BPT) - Parenting today isn't about following a single, rigid rulebook — it's about adaptability. As families celebrate National Family Day this fall, modern parents are moving away from the … more

Uncover your kibble: 5 things to look for in your dog’s food

K9 Natural reports five key factors to consider when choosing dog food: protein quality, digestibility, ingredients, whole-body health, and avoiding unnecessary fillers. more

Pediatric oncology nurse answers some of the most pressing questions about high-risk neuroblastoma

(BPT) - September is Childhood Cancer Awareness Month, a time to raise awareness of pediatric cancers and recognize the children and families affected by these diseases.According to Children's Cancer … more

Survey: Why 1,000 moms feel they need permission to rest

Naturepedic reports that a survey of 1,000 U.S. moms reveals a "sleep permission gap," where many feel guilty about prioritizing rest, leading to insufficient sleep. more
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