Tracking intense heat and isolated t-storm chances
Tracking intense heat and isolated t-storm chances
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AI hype fades, but students still want smarter study tools
Skepticism toward AI in education is reaching an inflection point. A Gallup and Walton Family Foundation survey published in April 2026 found that Gen Z excitement about AI dropped 14 percentage points in a single year, with anger toward the technology rising by nine points, even among daily users. Simultaneously, Education Week reports an
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Top Labor Day car deals of 2026
Labor Day weekend is often a great time to snap up a new car for several reasons. Demand tends to wane as customers start thinking about the upcoming school year or saving up for the holidays, and as summer comes to a close, many dealerships are trying to make room for the 2027 models
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1 in 6 Americans has moved to escape a bad neighbor
A new survey by Garon Fence has finally answered the question of what a good neighbor is worth. And the results are in: Nearly 2 in 5 Americans would pay an extra $5,000 to guarantee good neighbors. Another 2 in 5 say that bad neighbors are a major deal-breaker. Why are they considered bad
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PCOS is now PMOS: Why 70% of women don’t know they have it
Polycystic ovarian syndrome (PCOS), which affects more than 170 million women worldwide, is now polyendocrine metabolic ovarian syndrome (PMOS). But what drove the change? New data reveals that the term PCOS is misleading, and has even been shown to delay diagnosis and prevent effective medical care. The updated term, PMOS, more accurately reflects how
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What 14 therapists want you to know about grief
Most people don’t spend much time thinking about loss until it arrives on their doorstep. Grief is one of the most universal experiences humans share, and yet it’s still one many rarely feel ready for. After experiencing loss, people can be left reeling, unsure how to grieve, and often wondering whether or not what
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How to choose the right business cash-back credit card for your company
If you lead finance in a growing company, your current card may have been picked when travel was your biggest expense. Today, most of the spending runs through software subscriptions, online ads, cloud hosting, and contractor payments, and travel is just one line among many. Comparison sites usually rank cards by their sign-up bonuses
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Shoppers face accessibility issues online despite record back-to-school spending
Back-to-school spending is set to break records this year. The National Retail Federation (NRF) reports the season is on track to hit $146.8 billion in 2026, an all-time high and the second-largest U.S. consumer spending event of the year behind the winter holidays. Online shopping is the most popular channel, ahead of department stores,
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Report: 7% of guests can drive up to 50% of restaurant order volume
Growth starts by getting new guests through the door. Every campaign, every post, and every marketing dollar is an investment in your pipeline. But the real return on that effort happens when a stranger becomes a regular. The most consistent part of your business is sitting right in front of the host stand. It’s
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Common food allergies for dogs and how to avoid them
Most dogs love to eat, and they’d happily take anything you offer them. OK, maybe not lettuce or raw green beans, but the list of foods a pup will turn down is usually short. As a pet parent, it’s your responsibility to keep your dog safe, which includes making sure the food and treats
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