October 1, 2026
WSM Law reports that many mothers fear losing custody during separations, but data shows they overwhelmingly retain primary custody.
SBD reports that NFL teams may regress in 2026, particularly those with strong one-score game records, like the Broncos and Eagles, while others, like the Chiefs and Lions, could rebound from close losses.
MaintainX reports a skilled labor shortage in American manufacturing, with 70% of maintenance teams understaffed, complicating operations and driving costs up.
Knowable Magazine reports that AI chatbots consume significant energy, leading to environmental concerns.
Apartments.com reports on what $4,000 in rent can get you in New York City, highlighting major variations by neighborhood.
Passport reports that the 2026 e-commerce holiday season will feature earlier shopping, rising customer expectations, global demand shifts, and evolving fulfillment strategies.
Ramp reports on the differences between purchasing cards (p-cards) and credit cards for business spending, detailing their unique features and use cases.
Husky Liners reports on how to properly prepare your car for long-term storage, covering essential steps like washing, fueling, and battery maintenance.
The 19th reports on TikTok's deceptive marketing of unregulated GLP-1 patches, targeting women struggling with weight loss, leading to scams and health risks.
PrimeRx reports that technology helps pharmacies find better prices by enabling real-time price comparisons among wholesalers, improving cost transparency.
Tri-State Gate reports that despite declining crime rates, only 28% of Americans feel safe at home, highlighting a paradox of heightened security anxiety.
Intuit TurboTax reports that as of July 1, 2026, PAYE and SAVE plans will be replaced by RAP and the Tiered Standard Plan, impacting federal student loan repayment options.
The Marshall Project reports on Tucson's pilot program using focused deterrence to address low-level crimes tied to homelessness, inspired by Boston's success in reducing violence.
Teradata reports that despite increased AI spending, organizations struggle to achieve enterprise-wide ROI due to misaligned data and measurement structures.
Two Girls One Ghost reports on 13 spooky spots in New England highlighted, emphasizing the region's haunted history.
Reasons to be Cheerful reports on Swiss architect Barbara Buser, who advocates for reusing existing buildings to combat climate change, promoting sustainable construction by cutting carbon emissions and creating vibrant community spaces.
This week on The Codcast, CommonWealth Beacon reporter Hallie Claflin talks with Alecia McGregor, assistant professor of health policy and politics at the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health, and Katie Murphy, president of the Massachusetts Nurses Association. They dig into the consequences of recent maternity unit closures in Springfield and Methuen, discuss where Massachusetts stands in terms of maternal health care access, and detail what power the state has, if any, to regulate health service closures and consolidations.
(BPT) - Sponsored by MerckCrohn's disease (CD) is a chronic condition that affects approximately 1 million people living in the U.S.1 Research shows that the disease has become increasingly common in …
Before he became one of Hollywood's most respected character actors, Robert Duvall was a California-born Navy brat who studied drama at Principia College. After serving in the U.S. Army, Duvall moved …
Children who lose a close family member grieve differently than adults, and their grief changes as they grow. A loss experienced at 8 can take on an entirely different meaning at 12, 16 or 25. A child can be deeply sad and still want to swim, make art, play games and laugh with friends. HopeHealth […]
This November, Doorways will celebrate twenty-five years of providing food support for those of our neighbors facing hard times. This has been made possible by hundreds of local volunteers who donate …
(Dr. Matthew Holman) - There is a piece of good public health news that deserves more attention: youth tobacco use in the United States has fallen to historically low levels. That progress did not …
(NewsUSA) - September marks the beginning of a new school year, and for many students, it also marks the first time they will live away from home. College students are packing up, heading to campuses …
(John M. Bridgeland) - On September 11, America marks the 25th anniversary of the day 19 terrorists hijacked four airliners and turned them into weapons against our country. It was among the darkest …
A new coalition filed paperwork seeking to suspend and ultimately repeal the measure in the 2028 election cycle.