Business credit card vs. personal credit card: 8 key differences to know
Brex reports significant differences between business and personal credit cards, affecting spending limits, credit reporting, and legal protections.
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Finding the best commuter car for you
CarMax reports that the best commuter cars prioritize fuel economy, comfort, and convenience, featuring options like hybrids and EVs.
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How creators can launch businesses and reclaim their audiences
Shopify reports that creators are reclaiming their audiences by launching businesses, despite unpredictable social media algorithms affecting income.
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Many states picked diploma pathways over high school exit exams. Did students benefit?
Chalkbeat reports on Washington’s diploma pathways, highlighting successes in graduation rates but noting challenges, including unequal access and confusion among students.
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The price of protection: LGBTQ+ families and the cost of moving
News Is Out reports that LGBTQ+ families face economic challenges when relocating from states with harmful laws, affecting their safety and financial stability.
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Where homes are taking the longest to sell and why
Offerpad reports that homes are selling slowly in various markets due to factors like economic stagnation, climate concerns, and high insurance costs.
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Where are they now? The high school classes that scattered the most across the U.S.
PeopleFinders reports on high school classes that have scattered across the U.S., exploring patterns in where graduates end up.
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New medications coming soon: Here’s what’s been FDA approved in 2025 so far
GoodRx reports that in 2025, novel drug and biosimilar approvals lag slightly behind last year, while first generic approvals are ahead.
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Which states have the most teens struggling with substance misuse?
National Health Ratings reports high teen substance misuse rates vary by state, with New Mexico leading at 16%, highlighting the need for targeted support.
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Personal injury deadlines: How long you have to file a claim in every state
THE702FIRM Injury Attorneys reports that personal injury claims have strict filing deadlines varying by state, emphasizing the importance of knowing local statutes.
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No one knows whether Trump’s $50B for rural health will be enough
Stateline reports that concerns linger over whether Trump’s $50B aid for rural health is sufficient to counteract significant Medicaid cuts.
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Extreme heat is miserable and dangerous. It’s also making us age faster
By Laura Paddison, CNN (CNN) — The soupy, smothering extreme heat that has scorched parts of the Northern Hemisphere this summer takes a hard toll on our bodies. It can make you feel nauseous, woozy and dehydrated. It can have pernicious health effects on multiple organs. But there’s another, less well-known, impact of extreme heat:
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How one man’s superhero mission has brightened thousands of lives in all 50 states
By Monica Hill, CNN (CNN) — It’s not every day that Deadpool comes to visit your bedside. But a lucky number of people across the United States have had that experience thanks to Yuri Williams. Since 2017, Williams has donned an array of iconic superhero costumes to spread cheer to sick children, the unhoused, veterans,
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CNN By Monica Hill, CNN (CNN) — It’s not every day that Deadpool comes to visit your bedside. But a lucky number of people across the United States have had that experience thanks to Yuri Williams. Since 2017, Williams has donned an array of iconic superhero costumes to spread cheer to sick children, the unhoused,
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Katie Ledecky looks towards ‘exciting’ head to head with Summer McIntosh at World Aquatics Championships
By Amy Woodyatt, Coy Wire, CNN (CNN) — With the swimming portion of the World Aquatics Championships approaching, all eyes will be on Katie Ledecky, the most decorated female swimmer in history, as she goes head to head with teen sensation Summer McIntosh. Ledecky, who has nine Olympic gold medals and a staggering 21 World
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Tour de France organizers shorten stage to avoid diseased cows
By Ben Morse, CNN (CNN) — Tour de France organizers have shortened Stage 19 of the competition to avoid a herd of cows which have suffered an outbreak of disease. Organizers say that cattle near the Col des Saisies have experienced an outbreak of contagious nodular dermatitis, resulting in the culling of livestock and restricting
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El Gobierno de Trump demanda a Nueva York por sus políticas de “ciudad santuario”
Por Holmes Lybrand y Kelly McCleary, CNN El Departamento de Justicia de Estados Unidos anunció el jueves una demanda contra las llamadas políticas de ciudad santuario de la ciudad de Nueva York, días después de que la administración de Trump las responsabilizara por el tiroteo de un agente de la Oficina de Aduanas y Protección
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A prominent venture capitalist’s Islamophobic posts stir outrage among Middle Eastern and Muslim tech founders
By Ramishah Maruf, CNN New York (CNN) — Some Muslim and Middle Eastern tech founders and leaders are among people protesting a prominent venture capitalist’s recent comments blasting New York mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani. They say when Sequoia Capital partner Shaun Maguire called Mamdani an “Islamist” who “comes from a culture that lies about everything”
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Kelly Osbourne says she’s lost her ‘best friend’ with dad Ozzy’s death
By Issy Ronald, CNN (CNN) — Kelly Osbourne has released a statement following the death of her father Ozzy, saying she “lost the best friend I ever had.” “I feel unhappy, I am so sad. I lost the best friend I ever had,” she said on her Instagram story, quoting the lyrics of Black Sabbath
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Arizona woman sentenced in North Korean tech-worker scheme
By Karina Tsui, CNN (CNN) — A woman in Arizona was sentenced Thursday to more than 8 years in prison for orchestrating a complex fraud scheme to help North Korean cyber operatives pose as Americans and obtain remote IT jobs at hundreds of US companies, including Fortune 500 corporations. The plot, described by the Department
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