October 1, 2026
(BPT) - Key takeaways:Sandwich generation caregivers are challenged with care, costs and concerns for two generations simultaneously.The stress of caring for someone with Alzheimer's or Parkinson's …
(BPT) - By Ali Tager, Vice President of External Affairs, National Cryptocurrency AssociationSixty-seven million Americans, or one in four adults, now hold crypto. Despite crypto's established …
(BPT) - By Ali Tager, Vice President of External Affairs, National Cryptocurrency AssociationSixty-seven million Americans, or one in four adults, now hold crypto. Despite crypto's established …
Rhode Island’s congressional delegation is demanding answers from the Trump administration over why the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) repeatedly denied the state’s request for disaster aid following the historic February 2026 blizzard. A Sept. 9 letter by U.S. Sens. Jack Reed and Sheldon Whitehouse along with U.S. Reps. Seth Magaziner and Gabe Amo asked […]
This article is republished from The Conversation under a Creative Commons license. Read the original article. For decades, I’ve been showing my medieval history students the “autonomous collective” scene from the 1975 film “Monty Python and the Holy Grail.” The clip is funny because it features two medieval peasants haranguing King Arthur while using the […]
(Feature Impact) Football, family, friends and food are a winning combination during tailgating season, especially if your recipe game is locked in. A main course of Grilled Chicken Kebabs served alongside Steakhouse Hasselback Potatoes and Simple Salami Sliders will fuel you and your crew all the way from the pre-game festivities to the after party.
(Feature Impact) When it comes to stroke, time matters. Recognizing the warning signs and calling 911 quickly can help with receiving time-sensitive, life-saving treatment. Recovery should begin early, too.
(Feature Impact) Fall gatherings take many shapes, from special occasions with loved ones to neighborhood soirees and glamorous get-togethers. For hosts, these opportunities for entertaining to the fullest call for fresh, flavorful meals, drinks and ingredients that complement a season worth celebrating.
(Feature Impact) Every year, approximately 200,000 service men and women transition from military life to corporate America. Finding the right civilian career is a transition, but it's an opportunity to leverage military leadership and mission-driven talent.
Why Massachusetts parties are allowing the slow-moving self-destruction to continue is anyone’s guess.
Lawmakers this year could move forward with changes to how initiative petitions get on the ballot. Now, other voices are also starting to weigh in, amid a particularly active election cycle for citizen-led petitions.
After a series of failed attempts to add more offshore wind power to Rhode Island’s energy portfolio, the state utility operator has turned landward. Rhode Island Energy announced Tuesday that it has tentatively agreed to buy 150 megawatts of wind-powered electricity from an onshore wind farm planned for northern Maine. The conditional agreement with project […]
Wolverine reports that two-thirds of Gen Z believe trades offer a quicker path to a $100K salary than college, valuing hands-on experience and avoiding debt.
Degree Deodorant reports that sweat odor clings to clothes due to bacteria buildup. To remove it, pre-soak with vinegar, use baking soda, and wash with cold water.
Way.com reports that the surge in commuting expenses, driven by rising fuel, maintenance, and parking costs, significantly impacts workers' budgets as in-office mandates increase.
AppFolio reports that rental market conditions are shifting, with fewer concessions as satisfaction with maintenance drives renter retention and decision-making.
(BPT) - Aging in place isn't just about staying in a familiar building. Continuing to live in your home as you age is also about preserving a sense of self, dignity and control over daily …
Bacteria use strategies similar to artificial neural networks to use the past to adapt to the future.
Calls to reduce the use of antidepressants highlight valid issues with long-term use and withdrawal, but blanket efforts to discourage their use overlooks why they are so widely prescribed.
David Lawrence Angell. Carol Marie Bouchard. Mark Lawrence Charette. James Edward Hayden. Amy Nicole Jarret. Kathryn L. Laborie. Shawn M. Nassaney. Renee Tetreault Newell. Jessica Leigh Sachs. Their names were read aloud by Col. Darnell Weaver, superintendent of the Rhode Island State Police, on Friday morning at the Rhode Island Veterans Memorial Cemetery in Exeter […]
The insurance challenge for coastal states like Massachusetts has been a vexing one. Inflation and tariffs are scrambling rebuilding costs, and the rise in climate-driven natural disasters has contributed to a recent increase in private insurers not renewing policies and the state’s insurer-of-last-resort seeing a growth in the number of enrollees.
The Hechinger Report reports on the challenge of teaching writing in schools, highlighting strategies like Self-Regulated Strategy Development to improve student skills.
Brex reports that choosing credit cards for churches requires consideration of unique financial needs, with options that may exclude personal guarantees.
Talkspace reports that exam anxiety involves emotional, physiological, and behavioral reactions that can hinder performance.
Votebeat reports a USPS whistleblower warns that rushed mail ballot systems could disenfranchise voters, leading to potential chaos in the upcoming election.