Startup fundraising: What makes a cap table investor-ready and what raises red flags
Cake Equity reports that an investor-ready cap table is crucial for startup fundraising, influencing investor confidence and outcomes.
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Installing heat pumps in factories could save $1.5 trillion and 77,000 lives
Grist reports that installing industrial heat pumps could save $1.5 trillion and 77,000 lives by reducing air pollution and health issues.
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Why a trans teen fled his Texas home to find safety: 'Daily danger zone'
The Economic Hardship Reporting Project and Teen Vogue report on Dylan, a trans teen who fled Texas for safety amid rising anti-trans laws and threats.
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A guide to understanding the debate over keeping voter rolls ‘clean’
Votebeat reports on the conflict between election security and voting rights over maintaining clean voter rolls, highlighting federal demands and state compliance issues.
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The anarchic playgrounds where putting kids at risk is the point
Reasons to be Cheerful reports on Kolle 37, a Berlin playground where kids engage in risky play to develop resilience and problem-solving skills.
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How social media fuels youth gun violence
Chalkbeat reports on how social media fuels youth gun violence in Indianapolis, with over a third of homicides linked to online interactions.
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Homes are selling fastest in these cities
Find a Neighborhood reports homes are selling fastest in Buffalo, Indianapolis, Kansas City, Providence, and Richmond, driven by low inventory and job growth.
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Does social media make you think your relationship is toxic? 52% in national survey say yes
LifeStance Health reports 52% of social media users doubt their relationships’ health due to trending “therapy speak,” risking misunderstandings.
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The NFL plays politics, not just football
OpenSecrets reports the NFL spends millions to influence politics, favoring Democrats in donations while lobbying for drone laws and public safety initiatives.
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Pay-per-mile car insurance: Is it worth it for low-mileage drivers?
CheapInsurance.com reports that pay-per-mile car insurance suits low-mileage drivers, offering cost savings but requiring data sharing.
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They moved to escape climate disaster. It might happen again.
Floodlight reports on the challenges faced by Isle de Jean Charles residents after relocating due to climate change, highlighting substandard housing and broken promises.
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Assistance League of Bend to provide free knitted hats, other items at 26th annual Heaven Can Wait 5K walk/run
BEND, Ore. (KTVZ) — Since 2014, Assistance League of Bend has been a vendor at the annual Heaven Can Wait 5K walk/run. This event draws hundreds together with a shared mission to raise funds for Sara’s Project, a fund of the St. Charles Foundation. Sara’s Project provides education, early detection, and support services to ease
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Makin’ it Local hosts month of food donation drives, community events in Sisters
SISTERS, Ore. (KTVZ) — Makin’ It Local is pleased to host their annual October Feed Sisters Food Drive, in cooperation with the Sisters Kawanis Food Bank. For more information, including a list of events and donation opportunities, please visit www.feedsisters.com. Volunteers entirely power the Sisters Kiwanis Food Bank and have been serving local families in
Continue ReadingVisitors and advocates lament partial openings of national parks during shutdown
By Brian Todd, CNN Great Falls, Virginia (CNN) — Several visitors just couldn’t wait for the weekend to get into Great Falls Park in northern Virginia. They drove up to the park’s main gate on Friday morning, and, seeing a closed entrance and three layers of barricades, parked illegally along the narrow road leading to
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Destination Rehab receives grant from Parkinson’s Foundation, will help launch, expand access to free programs
BEND, Ore. (KTVZ) — Destination Rehab has been awarded a $15,000 grant from the Parkinson’s Foundation to expand access to free, community-based programs for individuals living with Parkinson’s disease in Central Oregon. The organization said, “This grant will directly support the launch and growth of three specialized programs: Rock Climbing for Health, Parkinson’s Wellness Recovery
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KPOV, High Desert Community Radio, celebrates 20 years on the air, sets $50,000 fall fundraising goal
BEND, Ore, (KTVZ) — KPOV 88.9 FM, High Desert Community Radio, is celebrating 20 years on the air! Since 2005, KPOV has been Central Oregon’s home for independent, community-powered radio — created by the people, for the people, the organization said in a news release that continues below: Together, we’ve built a station that keeps
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Smith Rock climber survives sizable fall, apparently without serious injury
TERREBONNE, Ore. (KTVZ) — A climber who reportedly fell dozens of feet at Smith Rock State Park on Friday afternoon was not seriously hurt. In fact, authorities said he was up and walking around a short time later and declined medical treatment. Redmond Fire & Rescue took the initial call shortly after 3 p.m. to
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Israel and Hamas signal willingness to move forward on Trump’s Gaza peace plan
CNN By Abeer Salman, Oren Liebermann, Kevin Liptak, Jeremy Diamond, CNN (CNN) — Israel’s government and military are preparing for the first phase of US President Donald Trump’s Gaza peace plan, they said early Saturday after Hamas made a similar statement – marking a potential breakthrough after months of failed efforts to end the war.
Continue Reading37 personas arrestadas y niños estadounidenses separados de sus padres tras redada de ICE en apartamentos de Chicago
Por Rebekah Riess y Bill Kirkos, CNN Adultos y niños fueron sacados de sus apartamentos en Chicago, llorando y gritando, durante una gran redada nocturna que ha dejado conmocionados a inquilinos y vecinos. “He estado en bases militares gran parte de mi vida”, dijo Darrell Ballard, que vive en el edificio de al lado. “Y
Continue ReadingLa NASA se centra en la misión de regresar a la Luna mientras tiene 15.000 trabajadores suspendidos y fondos inciertos
Por Jackie Wattles, CNN Unos 15.000 empleados de la NASA fueron enviados a casa esta semana tras el inicio del cierre del Gobierno, lo que detuvo el trabajo en gran parte de una agencia que ya lidiaba con recortes presupuestarios y pérdidas generalizadas de empleos. Pero al menos una iniciativa de la NASA parece avanzar
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