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Month: October 2026

Why sleep changes with age

Why sleep changes with age

Sleep at 50 or 70 may look different from sleep at 25. Bedtime may creep earlier, morning may arrive sooner, and stretches of uninterrupted sleep may become shorter. The National Institute on Aging notes that factors, including insomnia, menopause and sleep apnea, can affect older adults’ ability to get the sleep they need. That does not

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What landlord-friendly states have in common

What landlord-friendly states have in common, and why investors are paying attention

In rental real estate, “landlord-friendly” is not an official legal category. It is a shorthand investors often use for states where rental housing rules are predictable, rent setting is less restricted, and property owners have clearer pathways to handle lease violations, nonpayment, and turnover. That does not mean these states are free of regulation. Landlords

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Kalshi leads prediction markets’ $3 million effort to fight off state regulations

Kalshi leads prediction markets’ $3 million effort to fight off state regulations

As prediction markets have exploded in popularity over the past two years, they have also become increasingly controversial, setting off a lobbying-fueled power struggle for regulation of the platforms.  Amid allegations of insider trading, bets on military operations, and deceptive marketing practices, some states are seeking to sue or ban prediction markets. But the federal government has

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From performance management to performance development: What helps leaders succeed

From performance management to performance development: What helps leaders succeed

Organizations have spent years redesigning performance processes to support employee development, strengthen talent decisions and improve business performance. The harder challenge is helping leaders consistently commit to those processes amid competing priorities. Performance management now asks leaders to provide ongoing coaching, support employee development, document performance throughout the year and connect individual contributions to business

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Trump afirma que Ucrania debería tener un nuevo líder, en un nuevo choque contra Zelensky por el acuerdo de diésel con Rusia

Por Kevin Liptak, David Goldman, Matt Egan, Ivana Kottasová y Jennifer Hansler, CNN Este sábado, el presidente Donald Trump criticó a Volodymyr Zelensky en medio de un intercambio de reproches sobre un nuevo acuerdo de diésel entre Estados Unidos y Rusia, afirmando que “sugeriría” que Ucrania busque un nuevo líder. “¿Saben qué sugiero? Sugiero que

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Hegseth quiere que EE.UU. vea una ejecución por fusilamiento, pero la propuesta genera rechazo

Por Kaanita Iyer, CNN La confirmación del secretario de Defensa, Pete Hegseth, de que se transmitirá en vivo la ejecución por fusilamiento del autor de la masacre de Fort Hood provocó rápidamente indignación bipartidista y dudas sobre cómo se llevará a cabo. Las ejecuciones por fusilamiento son poco frecuentes en Estados Unidos, aunque recientemente se

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“Un problema con los latinos”: demócratas a nivel nacional chocan con Andy Beshear por la contienda para gobernador de Texas

Por Edward-Isaac Dovere, CNN El gobernador de Kentucky, Andy Beshear, esperaba que presidir la Asociación de Gobernadores Demócratas durante este año de elecciones intermedias elevara su perfil y ampliara sus contactos de cara a su esperada candidatura presidencial en 2028. Pero el cargo también ha abierto un flanco para aumentar la presión sobre él. Las

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“Deeply impacted by the loss”: Central Oregon broker donates $10,000 to search and rescue team, honoring late colleague

BEND, Ore. (KTVZ) — Sean O’Gorman, a broker with John L. Scott Central Oregon, presented a $10,000 donation to the Crag Rats search and rescue organization in memory of his late colleague, Matt Aldridge. The presentation took place Sept. 19 at Smith Rock State Park in Terrebonne, Ore. The funds originated from real estate transactions

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Manhattan prosecutors said in a court filing Friday that Luigi Mangione

State prosecutors argue Luigi Mangione’s ‘different crimes’ mean double jeopardy doesn’t apply to him

By Kara Scannell, Lauren del Valle, Nicki Brown, CNN (CNN) — Luigi Mangione should go to trial in state court for fatally shooting United Healthcare’s CEO because murder “has nothing to do” with the federal stalking charges he pleaded guilty to in August, Manhattan prosecutors said in a court filing Friday. “The stark differences in

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