Is a 2026 housing crash coming?
HomeLight reports mixed forecasts for the 2026 housing market, with expected price adjustments and improved mortgage conditions, but ongoing…
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What does it mean to democratize AI?
Zapier reports on democratizing AI, making it accessible to all, enhancing productivity and innovation across organizations, regardless of technical…
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The holiday AI shakeup that retailers can’t ignore
Liveops reports that AI significantly transformed the 2025 holiday shopping experience, enhancing speed but highlighting the need for human…
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How to care for elderly loved ones at home
Village Caregiving reports that caring for elderly loved ones at home involves assessing needs, ensuring safety, meal planning, and seeking…
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Holiday spending growth by state
SmartAsset reports holiday spending grew 7.75% in 2024, led by Nebraska (32%), while Vermont saw the largest decline at…
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Cheapest gas stations in every state Dec. 11, 2025
CheapInsurance.com compiled a list of the cheapest gas stations in every state using data from Gas…
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The Great Return: Why 82% of workers are RSVPing 'yes' to the company holiday party again
ezCater reports 82% of workers are returning to in-person holiday parties, with companies increasing budgets to boost morale and team…
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How Ronald McDonald House offers a safe harbor for families with sick children
SafeRide Health reports that Ronald McDonald House provides a supportive environment for families of sick children, offering essential services and…
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How to reclaim financial confidence even with student debt
Earnest reports on reclaiming financial confidence despite student debt by understanding loans, exploring options, and taking proactive…
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Corn’s clean-energy promise is clashing with its climate footprint
Floodlight reports that corn’s heavy reliance on fertilizers for growth is driving greenhouse gas emissions, raising questions about its climate…
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Got the flu? Here’s how long you’re contagious
Doctronic reports you are contagious with the flu one day before symptoms and up to seven days after. Practice hygiene and isolate to protect…
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What is the discovery process in a truck accident case?
The Callahan Law Firm reports the discovery process in truck accident cases involves exchanging information and evidence to resolve legal issues…
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Voting by mail faces uncertain moment ahead of midterm elections
Stateline reports that voting by mail faces uncertainty ahead of the midterm elections as states reevaluate laws and…
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How local governments are partnering with crime scene cleanup companies
Trauma Services reports on local governments partnering with crime scene cleanup companies to alleviate the burden on families following…
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America's house-poor metros: Where mortgage owners stretch the 30% rule
Splitero reports that many U.S. homeowners exceed the 30% income rule on housing, particularly in California and Florida, highlighting affordability…
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The 11 fastest-growing small businesses of 2026
NEXT reports the 11 fastest-growing small businesses for 2025, focusing on renewable energy, healthcare, and emerging tech…
Continue ReadingTrump announces pardon for Tina Peters, increasing pressure to free her though he can’t erase state charges
By Samantha Waldenberg, Marshall Cohen, CNN (CNN) — President Donald Trump announced Thursday he is granting Tina Peters a full federal pardon,…
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Out & About: Sunrise sets frozen mountains ablaze
The beautiful landscape we call home here in Central Oregon was on full display this week in our Out and About segment. This photo from Brenda shows…
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Big Ol’ Fish: Grandpa Joe is the star of the show
Grandpa Joe was the only submission this week and it was a good one. He reeled in an impressive trout out of clear lake. Keep those Big Ol’ Fish…
Continue ReadingTribunal de apelaciones mantiene la suspensión de liberar a cientos de inmigrantes indocumentados detenidos en Illinois
Por Whitney Wild y Cindy Von Quednow Un tribunal federal de apelaciones decidió prolongar la suspensión de la liberación de cientos de inmigrantes…
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