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How to support better sleep and well-being without the fuss

(BPT) - Key takeawaysWellness routines have become incredibly complicated. As a result, people are seeking effective solutions to support their daily habits without adding more work.Ryde: SLEEP … more

8/25/26

Beyond protein: Are you missing two important nutrients? Plus, delicious recipes to get more fiber and good fats in your diet.

(BPT) - Key takeawaysMost people get enough protein, but not enough healthy fats and fiber.How can you get more of these important nutrients? By eating avocados.The healthy fats and fiber in avocados … more

8/25/26

6 simple yet effective ways to prevent a lithium-ion battery fire

(BPT) - You may not know what a lithium-ion battery is by name, but you likely have more than a few in your home and use them every day. These rechargeable batteries power smartphones, laptops, … more

8/25/26

Say goodbye to millennial gray and hello to the new neutrals

(BPT) - For years, cool grays defined the clean, modern home aesthetic. Walls, floors, cabinets, siding and stone accents all came in shades of "millennial gray." But trends are shifting. Now, … more

8/25/26

This back-to-school season, parents are asking the right question about AI

(NewsUSA) - As families prepare for a new school year, artificial intelligence will be in more and more classrooms. Much of the conversation has focused on whether schools should embrace it or fear … more

NewsUSA | 8/25/26

Rule Changes to Federal Research Grants Could Cost America Its Technology Lead

(NewsUSA) - Proposed rule changes at the Office of Management and Budget (OMB) could weaken the research enterprise that underpins American technology leadership, according to experts at the Special … more

NewsUSA | 8/25/26

Survey: 69% of US adults with chronic conditions struggle to consistently get their meds

TelyRx reports that a survey reveals 69% of U.S. adults with chronic conditions face barriers in accessing medications, often due to costs and delays. more

Amy Tran for TelyRx | 8/24/26

The compliance costs of starting a business are easy to miss but risky to overlook

Xero reports that overlooked compliance costs can threaten new businesses, emphasizing the need for proactive research and budgeting for licenses, permits, and insurance. more

Kari Brummond for Xero | 8/24/26

Mentorship: A key ingredient in academic success

Exceptional Grad reports that mentorship is crucial for academic success, improving retention, performance, and confidence among students, especially those at risk. more

Mihailo Miljanic for Exceptional Grad | 8/24/26

Consumer demand for customized services is reshaping the beauty market

SJOLIE reports that consumer demand for customized beauty services is reshaping the $140 billion cosmetics market, pushing brands to adopt AI tools and personalization. more

Michael Sjolie for SJOLIE | 8/24/26

Could your drinking water cause earlier menopause?

Hone Health reports that higher levels of PFAS in women are linked to an earlier onset of menopause, potentially impacting long-term health risks. more

Brittany Risher Englert for Hone Health | 8/24/26

The DNA discovery boom: How at-home tests are rewriting American family trees

Spokeo reports that DNA testing is transforming family discovery, with 25% of Americans finding unknown relatives, leading to complex emotional dynamics. more

Trevor Mahoney for Spokeo | 8/24/26

The 30-day starting point that separates thriving beginner CRM users from those who struggle

Nutshell reports that successful CRM adoption hinges on proper implementation in the first 30 days, focusing on data cleanup, streamlined onboarding, and effective automation to enhance user engagement. more

Will Gordon for Nutshell | 8/24/26

What market activity tells us about where GTM is going

ZoomInfo reports a surge in market activity in CRM and business intelligence, driven by M&A and partnerships. more

Dennis Sevilla for ZoomInfo | 8/24/26

What a decade of gig work actually pays

Lugg reports that a decade of gig work reveals median workers last around 132 days, with top earners making over $1 million, highlighting pay disparities. more

Galina Hyland for Lugg | 8/24/26

The new geography of work: What employers need to know about compliance

ADP reports that the geography of work is changing as employers increasingly hire employees across state lines, which complicates compliance and tax obligations. more

Mary DeYoung for ADP | 8/24/26

What the strongest 401(k) plans get right: 3 strategies for employers

Bernstein Private Wealth Management reports that employers can enhance 401(k) plans by optimizing record-keeping, considering pooled employer plans, and modernizing investment options. more

Christopher Gouryh for Bernstein Private Wealth Management | 8/24/26

Company data sitting in a spreadsheet somewhere just broke a national news story. Here's how.

Stacker reports that journalists increasingly use company data from internal records to break news, a trend that highlights changing human behavior. more

Madeline Stone for Stacker | 8/24/26

From sick care to self care: Why prevention is becoming the new health care model

Fatty15 reports a shift from traditional sick care to a proactive self-care model, emphasizing disease prevention and personalized health approaches amid rising healthcare costs. more

Sharlyne Poggio for Fatty15 | 8/24/26

Back-to-school costs don’t end in August: What families are paying in 2026

CreditNinja reports that in 2026, families anticipate spending more on back-to-school items, with added costs for technology and extracurriculars stretching budgets further. more

Nooreen Baig for CreditNinja | 8/24/26

How mindfulness can help you process your emotions

Rula reports that mindfulness enhances emotional regulation by helping individuals identify and manage emotions more effectively than psychoeducation alone. more

Saya Des Marais for Rula | 8/24/26

What your old social media accounts are still telling strangers about you

PeopleFinders reports that old social media accounts can expose personal details, posing privacy risks and aiding identity theft. more

Shawn Tyler for PeopleFinders | 8/24/26

How compassionate specialty care helps Nick Stacken thrive beyond his diagnosis

(BPT) - When Wendy Stacken's son Nick was born, doctors warned her that he would face significant health challenges and an uncertain future. Because of his multiple health issues, including an … more

8/24/26

How real estate lead generation actually works, and what the data shows about where to focus

PropertyReach reports that successful real estate lead generation relies on leveraging data to identify motivated sellers, using public records like tax delinquencies and probate data. more

Frank Dinolfo for PropertyReach | 8/24/26

Women are fueling creatine's biggest year in 3 decades, according to Amazon data

SmartScout reports that creatine sales have surged 90% in the past year, driven largely by increased interest among women, marking its best year in three decades. more

Scott Needham for SmartScout | 8/24/26