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Statement lighting: A defining feature of modern luxury architecture

Bees Lighting reports that statement lighting is essential in luxury architecture, enhancing grand spaces with artistic design and smart technology, creating focal points and defining zones. more

Yamen Mahfoud for Bees Lighting | 7/8/26

Defusing the Q-bomb: How to assemble your quantum-ready team

ZeroTier reports that quantum risk necessitates readiness by assessing cryptographic vulnerabilities and forming a Cryptographic Center of Excellence for coordinated action. more

Katie Kailus for ZeroTier | 7/8/26

Statement lighting: A defining feature of modern luxury architecture

Bees Lighting reports that statement lighting is essential in luxury architecture, enhancing grand spaces with artistic design and smart technology, creating focal points and defining zones. more

Yamen Mahfoud for Bees Lighting | 7/8/26

Obamacare premiums likely to surge again next year

Health insurance premiums are likely to grow more expensive next year for those who buy Marketplace plans, after increases this year. Affordable Care Act Marketplace insurers are proposing a median premium increase of 14% for 2027, which would be a double-digit hike for the second year in a row, according to a new analysis of […] more

Nada Hassanein | 7/8/26

How to sell on TikTok Shop in 2026

SmartScout reports how TikTok Shop works and how to make decisions with the data most sellers ignore. more

Scott Needham for SmartScout | 7/8/26

How to overcome disappointment without losing confidence

AXE reports on overcoming disappointment and building confidence, emphasizing the importance of self-reflection and community support in facing rejection. more

Israel Fontoura for AXE | 7/8/26

A historic summer of sports is sweeping across the US, leaving fans to balance team spirit with surging costs

Intuit Credit Karma reports a historic summer of sports in the U.S., with rising costs leading 35% of fans to overspend on fandom while balancing team spirit. more

Jaime Duzi for Intuit Credit Karma | 7/8/26

The mistakes teams are making when scaling AI, and how to avoid them

Zapier reports six common mistakes teams make when scaling AI, such as lack of shared workflows, ownership, and proper guidelines. more

Jessica Lau for Zapier | 7/8/26

Are people with ADHD more likely to have car accidents?

Understood reports that individuals with ADHD face greater driving risks, with studies showing higher accident rates among teens and untreated adults. more

Claire Bugos for Understood | 7/8/26

Local marketing ideas to make your car wash a community favorite

Way.com reports on local marketing strategies for car washes, emphasizing community engagement through sponsorships, events, HOA newsletters, and partnerships. more

Mark Thomas for Way.com | 7/8/26

Caregiver statistics: A data portrait of family caregiving

A Place for Mom reports that family caregivers, averaging 52 years old, have risen to over 50 million in the U.S., primarily providing unpaid care at home. more

Nicole Gregory for A Place for Mom | 7/8/26

How to have a great father-daughter relationship

Dove reports on fostering strong father-daughter relationships through active listening, positive reinforcement, and emotional openness, promoting self-esteem. more

Rachel Brown for Dove | 7/8/26

How to choose corporate credit card expense management software

Ramp reports that corporate credit card expense management software can streamline expense tracking, enforce policies, and provide real-time financial insights. more

Holly Stanley for Ramp | 7/8/26

The publishing house running on nights, weekends, and a machine cutter

Shopify reports on the thriving indie publishing scene led by Vivian Sming of Sming Sming Books, emphasizing a return to tactile books amidst digital fatigue. more

Anita Little for Shopify | 7/8/26

FOMO vs. fear: The emotional tug-of-war driving retail decisions

MarketWise reports that emotions like fear and FOMO significantly impact retail investors' decision-making, leading to emotional trades and average losses of $1,606. more

James Royal for MarketWise | 7/8/26

How to price your AI product when it cost you almost nothing to build

Mercury reports on pricing AI products, emphasizing the need to base prices on value provided, not low production costs, while exploring various pricing models. more

Jen Roney for Mercury | 7/8/26

South Dakota confirms 11th measles case of 2026 in Edmunds County child

South Dakota Department of Health officials have confirmed the state’s 11th measles case of 2026. The case involves a child younger than 18 in Edmunds County, department spokeswoman Tia Kafka said. The patient was unvaccinated or their vaccination status is unknown, and the source of exposure is unknown. The department notified medical providers last week […] more

Makenzie Huber | 7/8/26

No credit history? No problem. How Gen Z can build one from scratch

(BPT) - The postgraduation season is seen as a major milestone, but it's just one of many moments when young adults begin taking greater control of their finances. Whether they're starting a new job, … more

7/8/26

Why younger Americans use credit cards to buy their future, not their coffee

Credit One Bank reports that younger Americans see credit cards as tools for building credit, unlike older generations who focus on rewards like cash back and miles. more

Richard Horowitz for Credit One Bank | 7/8/26

Where it pays to be in nursing in 2026

SmartAsset reports that nursing salaries vary significantly by state, with Pacific states offering the highest earnings, while South Dakota has the most nurses per capita despite the lowest pay. more

Toby Nelson for SmartAsset | 7/8/26

How to whimsy-max your home and save along the way

(BPT) - Key takeaways:Whimsy-maxxing is a growing lifestyle trend often found in home design.Adding special decor to your home helps create a playful, joyous feeling.Items with bold colors or … more

7/8/26

Dropped your ACA insurance due to spiking premiums? You could qualify for a state subsidy this fall

About 200,000 Virginians will be eligible to tap into new state funding meant to offset costs for insurance through the state’s Affordable Care Act exchange, starting in November. This means that participants could save about 70% on their monthly premium, after state lawmakers and Gov. Abigail Spanberger approved $150 million dollars for it in the […] more

Charlotte Rene Woods | 7/8/26

Stomach parasite that causes severe diarrhea has reached Virginia and more headlines

• “Virginia Task Force One returns home after Venezuelan earthquake response.” — WTOP • “Stomach parasite that causes severe diarrhea has reached Virginia.” — WJLA • “Life inside ‘Data Center Alley’: What Utah can learn from Loudoun County, Virginia.” — KSL.com • “Virginia Department of Wildlife Resources opens public comment period for proposed regulations.” — […] more

Staff Report | 7/8/26

Partnership leads to healthier moms and babies, building stronger families

In six rural counties across Indiana, an Indiana University Health nurse is paired with a first-time expectant mother to provide support throughout her pregnancy, birth and the critical early years of a child’s life. Together, the nurse and family navigate important health and developmental milestones, such as monitoring mom’s blood pressure for signs of preeclampsia, […] more

Brownsyne Tucker-Edmonds | 7/8/26

One year after biggest SNAP cuts ever, 100,000 Ohioans without help, state bracing for costs

One year ago, the Republican “One Big Beautiful Bill Act” made the largest cuts to food stamps in the history of the program. Now 100,000 Ohioans are going without help and the state is bracing for enormous new costs without federal help. The Trump/Republican spending law made the largest cuts ever to the Supplemental Nutrition […] more

Susan Tebben | 7/8/26