USPS whistleblower alleges rushed mail ballot systems could disenfranchise voters
A U.S. Postal Service whistleblower is warning that the agency’s efforts to develop systems to restrict mail ballot delivery for the…
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How to manage exam anxiety: Evidence-based coping strategies for students
You studied and prepared, but when the test appears in front of you, everything suddenly goes blank. That moment of emptiness, the racing…
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A church finance leader's guide to choosing a credit card
If you’re the finance administrator, treasurer, or chief financial officer (CFO) searching for a credit card for churches, you may already…
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The next literacy challenge: Teaching students how to write
It was the middle of a writing lesson in Gabrielle Grace’s first grade class at Sand Creek Elementary in suburban Denver, and students were…
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What 3,002 renters say matters when free rent offers end
Renters have spent the better part of two years with unusual leverage, but the data now suggests that period is coming to an end. According to…
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How to get the sweat smell out of your clothes
You washed the shirt. It came out smelling fine. You wore it for an hour, and the odor was back. Now your gym kit has a permanent funk that no…
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Hidden costs of commuting: The real cost of returning to the office
Remember those days when going to work meant rolling out of your bed, grabbing a cup of coffee, checking your phone, and then ambling a few…
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Survey: Gen Zers see trades as faster route to financial success than college
Two-thirds of Gen Z think becoming a trades person is a quicker way to a $100K salary than going to college. A poll of 2,000 16- to…
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Septembers with the most precipitation in Oregon since 1895
Dmitry Naumov // Shutterstock Stacker compiled a ranking of the Septembers with the most precipitation in Oregon since 1895 using data from…
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See how Oregon ranks for the most auto repair shops
FabrikaSimf // Shutterstock Take a wild guess at the state with the most auto repair shops. If you said Oregon, you’d be wrong. In…
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Two-thirds of workers don't always check what AI tells them. Half think they'd be responsible for the fallout.
Earlier this year, The New York Times hired Oumi, an AI testing company, to answer a basic question: How often are Google’s AI Overviews…
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Is your pay keeping pace with your local talent market?
The wage numbers that matter most to your business may be the ones coming from your own backyard. National wage trends provide useful context,…
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How to get ROI from Yelp Ads: A revenue-first guide
How to get return on investment (ROI) from Yelp Ads comes down to tracking what happens after the click. Yelp reports the clicks, calls, and…
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Survey shows how financial pressure shapes US relationships, families, and major life decisions
The TD 2026 Love & Money Survey shows that financial pressure is affecting far more than household budgets. Americans say money is…
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Survey: Are guests losing patience with restaurant price increases?
In April 2024, Data by Toast surveyed 850 U.S. diners about how they were feeling about rising menu prices, then conducted a similar survey in…
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Where wage inequality is increasing and decreasing
Wage equality helps define how workers share in economic growth. When top earners pull far ahead of median workers, rising high-end pay…
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What to expect when your baby comes home from the NICU
Although a baby’s “graduation” from the NICU is an exciting milestone, transitioning from a highly controlled newborn intensive care…
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Ads have arrived in ChatGPT: What the future of AI search could mean for brands
At the start of 2026, OpenAI began testing advertising inside ChatGPT, bringing paid messages into conversations people already use to compare…
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Report: Black students’ exclusion from high-quality math has dire consequences
Black students have been excluded from high-quality mathematics for generations — with dire outcomes academically and professionally, a…
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How an 1876 massacre of Black men in South Carolina turned racial terror into political power
As the U.S. celebrates its 250th anniversary, its citizens commemorate a democracy more diverse, free and inclusive than it’s ever been. The…
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