When your heating system goes bump in the night: What those noises really mean
Shipley Energy reports noises from heating systems may signal issues. Understanding these sounds can prevent costly repairs and enhance efficiency.
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The haunted history of the school bus and why it’s the perfect horror vehicle
BusesForSale.com reports on the eerie role of the school bus in horror, highlighting its liminal space, vulnerability, and urban legends.
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What every business should know about expense accounts
Brex reports effective expense account management is vital for tracking business spending, ensuring compliance, and preventing fraud.
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5 credit score myths you need to stop believing
Finder.com reports five common credit score myths, clarifying misconceptions about bank history, marriage, payments, and rent impacts.
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Staying connected when it matters most: Technology’s role in disaster preparedness
T-Mobile reports on the crucial role of technology in disaster preparedness, emphasizing communication for effective response and recovery.
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Does car insurance cover the car or the driver?
CheapInsurance.com reports that car insurance typically follows the car, covering permissive drivers but not unlisted or unlicensed ones.
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6 EVs similar to the Tesla Model Y
CarMax reports six electric SUVs that rival the Tesla Model Y, including the Ford Mustang Mach-E and Hyundai Ioniq 5, offering varied ranges and features.
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What if diapers were free for the parents who need them most?
The 19th reports on the Diaper Dollars program, providing low-income parents with funds to buy diapers, addressing a critical need and maternal health issues.
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Not all AI traffic is equal: How to spot the bots that drive revenue
Scrunch reports that to drive revenue, brands must prioritize AI traffic, focusing on retrieval bots for real-time citations and conversions.
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Beware of the ‘fake relative’ scams ahead of the holidays
PeopleFinders warns of rising “fake relative” scams this holiday season, where AI clones impersonate loved ones to solicit money. Stay vigilant!
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Home equity 101: How to access the value of your house without taking on monthly payments
Splitero reports on equity-sharing agreements as a new way for homeowners to access equity without monthly payments, offering benefits and risks.
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Unpacking the state of industrial maintenance
MaintainX reports on industrial maintenance challenges, highlighting gaps in preventive strategies, rising costs, AI adoption, and labor shortages.
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Only 10% of eligible borrowers refinance student loans despite potential savings. What’s stopping them?
Earnest reports only 10% of eligible borrowers refinance student loans, missing potential savings due to confusion and uncertainty.
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Most conservative colleges in America
Stacker compiled a list of the most conservative colleges using 2026 rankings from Niche.
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Lula da Silva confirma que será candidato para un cuarto período presidencial en Brasil
Por Gonzalo Zegarra, CNN en Español El presidente de Brasil, Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, confirmó este jueves que se presentará para disputar un cuarto mandato en las elecciones de octubre de 2026. “Voy a disputar un cuarto mandato en Brasil”, dijo Lula a su homólogo indonesio Prabowo Subianto, al término de una reunión bilateral
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Former cyclist Emma Pooley witnessed ‘unscientific bullying’ around food amid the sport’s high prevalence of eating disorders
By George Ramsay, CNN (CNN) — Emma Pooley may have retired from professional cycling around a decade ago, but she believes that the effects of under-fueling – what she describes as her “weird” relationship with food – are still with her. Those scars, Pooley says, are “permanent” and include having a bone density which is
Continue Reading El rey Carlos III se reúne con León XIV en el Vaticano mientras el escándalo del príncipe Andrés se cierne sobre Reino Unido
Por Christopher Lamb y Lauren Said-Moorhouse, CNN La visita de estado del rey Carlos III al Vaticano comenzó este jueves. El rey se convertirá en el primer monarca británico en rezar con un papa en 500 años, después de una semana difícil con las continuas consecuencias del escándalo del príncipe Andrés. El rey Carlos III
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King Charles prays with Pope Leo at the Vatican as Prince Andrew scandal looms back home
CNN By Christopher Lamb, Lauren Said-Moorhouse, CNN Rome (CNN) — King Charles III became the first British monarch to pray publicly with a pope in 500 years during his state visit to the Vatican on Thursday, after a bruising week back home with the continued fallout over the Prince Andrew scandal. Beneath the Sistine Chapel’s
Continue Reading No había cámaras de seguridad en el balcón del Louvre por donde entraron los ladrones, afirma la directora
Por Pierre Meilhan, Catalina Nicholls y Hilary Whiteman, CNN No había cámaras de seguridad monitoreando el balcón del segundo piso donde los ladrones ingresaron al Louvre para robar joyas históricas con un valor de más de US$ 100 millones, dijo la directora del museo en una audiencia de una Comisión del Senado francés. Laurence des
Continue Reading ¿Cuándo se convertirá en huracán la tormenta tropical Melissa?
Por CNN en Español La tormenta tropical Melissa, que avanza lentamente por el mar Caribe, podría convertirse en huracán el fin de semana, según el pronóstico más reciente del Centro Nacional de Huracanes de Estados Unidos (NHC, por sus siglas en inglés) Melissa podría intensificarse rápidamente hasta convertirse en un huracán mayor (categoría 3 o
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