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TOPEKA — Trade tariffs cost the United States about $15 billion in losses in the Chinese market alone, agriculture policy experts said Friday. Sandro Steinbach and Shawn Arita, associate professors at North Dakota State University’s Agricultural Risk Policy Center, spoke about international policies affecting agriculture during an episode of Kansas State University’s podcast Clearing the […]
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Morgan Chilson
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7/7/26
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The Provo Canyon School, an infamous Utah teen treatment center, has lost its license for one of its campuses, the Utah Department of Health and Human Services announced Tuesday. By Aug. 6, the license revocation letter says, all services at the Springville campus for girls must be terminated and any new enrollments are prohibited. The […]
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Alixel Cabrera
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7/7/26
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Apollo reports on the rise of agentic AI, highlighting its distinction from standard AI tools, current adoption rates, and the significant revenue potential for businesses leveraging it effectively.
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Trevor Mahoney for Apollo
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7/7/26
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ThatsThem reports that summer 2026 is set for a vibrant live music scene, with top states like Nevada and Tennessee leading in concert density and festivals.
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Trevor Mahoney for ThatsThem
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7/7/26
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Almost two years after the State of Nebraska revoked a nurse’s ability to practice there for posing a “significant risk to public safety,” Iowa’s Board of Nursing has agreed to accept the nurse’s surrender of her license to practice in Iowa. The decision by the Iowa board comes after Brandy Wicks, a registered nurse from […]
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Clark Kauffman
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7/7/26
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The Indiana Family and Social Services Administration is preparing to phase in work requirements for able-bodied Hoosiers ages 19-64 who participate in Medicaid’s Healthy Indiana Plan, starting Jan. 1, 2027. The agency released new details this week about early compliance for new applicants and how Hoosiers enrolled in HIP can fulfill their monthly 80-hour work […]
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Mackenzi Klemann
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7/7/26
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Insurance.com reports that flood risk is rising rapidly in the U.S., especially in Louisiana and Florida, where less than 25% of homes have flood insurance.
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Leslie Kasperowicz for Insurance.com
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7/7/26
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AXE reports practical advice from dating coach Benny Hart on achieving goals, emphasizing mindset, small habits, and the importance of consistency.
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Israel Fontoura for AXE
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7/7/26
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Wealth Enhancement reports that AI can aid retirement planning by organizing information and clarifying concepts but shouldn't replace financial advisors.
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Mark Scribner for Wealth Enhancement
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7/7/26
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Movingto reports that UAE Golden Visa investors face various requirements beyond the AED 2 million threshold, differing by investment type and documentation needed.
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Dean Fankhauser for Movingto
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7/7/26
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TurboTenant reports that several U.S. metros face a rental vacancy crisis, with rates exceeding 10% in places like Birmingham and Cape Coral, highlighting excess supply and weak demand.
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Ryan Squires for TurboTenant
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7/7/26
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Shipley Energy reports that businesses storing diesel fuel in summer must manage heat effects, adopting practices like shaded tank positioning and regular maintenance to prevent contamination and degradation.
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Lucas Winter for Shipley Energy
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7/7/26
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Wildfire Outdoor Living reports six World Cup-inspired grilling recipes, featuring global flavors like Korean chili pork chops, Mexican carne asada, and Irish colcannon.
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Selena Wolcott for Wildfire Outdoor Living
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7/7/26
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PrimeRx reports that smart purchasing is vital for pharmacies facing rising costs and drug shortages, necessitating efficient inventory and technology for better pricing and patient care.
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Sylvia Mendoza for PrimeRx
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7/7/26
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GPS Air reports workers prioritize indoor air quality over office perks, with 61% preferring better air over amenities, impacting productivity and attendance.
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Audwin Cash for GPS Air
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7/7/26
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Lux Unfiltered reports that the 'Love Island' glow is the summer beauty trend, focusing on bronzed skin achieved through safer, sunless products.
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Sabrina Punja for Lux Unfiltered
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7/7/26
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Reports that state law requires doctors to file about individual abortions can’t be released to the public under a decision upheld by the Indiana Supreme Court.
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Tom Davies
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7/7/26
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Bodog reports on how finance has transformed sports, with big data and analytics now driving player evaluation and team management, reshaping success strategies.
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Stuart Hughes for Bodog
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7/7/26
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ERGO NEXT reports on seven common landlord-tenant insurance mistakes, emphasizing the need for clear coverage requirements and regular policy reviews to avoid costly gaps.
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John Emery for ERGO NEXT
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7/7/26
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Houzz reports eight summer home trends, including soft geometry, tactile textures, earthy colors, nostalgic spaces, wellness retreats, eco-friendly choices, compact outdoor areas, and European garden romanticism.
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Elena Vega for Houzz
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7/7/26
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Kase reports retailers are confident entering peak season 2026 but face challenges in operational readiness, inventory risks and transportation pressures.
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Alyssa Wolfe for Kase
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7/7/26
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Atmos reports on ecologist Tom Crowther's optimistic perspective on climate change, emphasizing positive feedback loops that enable nature and communities to thrive.
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Daphne Chouliaraki Milner for Atmos
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7/7/26
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Mercury reports that the myth of 'overnight' AI startup success masks years of hidden work, including data sourcing, infrastructure, and iteration.
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Anam Ahmed for Mercury
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7/7/26
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The New Mexico Department of Health on Monday reported the state's ninth case of rabies this year: a bat in Sandoval County, and urged the public to be cautious around bats.
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Source NM Staff
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7/7/26
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This article is republished with permission from Investigate Midwest. State and local governments have paid more than half a billion dollars in tax breaks to meat processing companies over nearly 20 years to attract new processing plants, as industry-wide transformation and consolidation have led to plant closures and major restructuring. Just eight companies make up […]
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Caspar Dowdy, Investigate Midwest
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7/7/26
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