The Daily Yonder and Broadband Breakfast report on the faltering farm bill markup, highlighting its implications for rural broadband, including funding challenges and speed requirements.
Knowable Magazine reports that protests against AI's water use are rising, with data centers consuming significant energy and water, especially in drought areas.
Intuit QuickBooks reports Hispanic business owners show strong commitment and higher scaling potential, often paired with significant financial risks.
Greetwell reports 1 in 6 travelers using AI received false travel recommendations, with 55% encountering inaccurate suggestions.
Clym reports the U.S. Supreme Court will decide who can sue under the 1988 Video Privacy Protection Act, impacting many businesses with video content online.
(BPT) - Fall has a way of inspiring a fresh start at home and motivating you to dive into all kinds of projects. From swapping out your wardrobe and closet cleanouts to decorating, DIY projects and …
(BPT) - During this time of major technological upheaval and uncertainty, many have concerns about what the AI evolution means for the U.S. job market. For leading AI Builder and technology services …
(BPT) - Key takeaways:Data from Florida Realtors® shows the housing market is stabilizing.Sustained sales, balancing inventory and steady pricing give buyers time to weigh options.Homebuyers and …
(BPT) - Key takeaways:Data from Florida Realtors® shows the housing market is stabilizing.Sustained sales, balancing inventory and steady pricing give buyers time to weigh options.Homebuyers and …
Hilton Head Island’s past takes a spooky turn in October as the Heritage Library brings local legends and ghost stories to life after dark. “Ghosts and Myths of Hilton Head Island” will be …
Bluffton’s connection to the May River, local seafood and the arts will take center stage during the 22nd annual Historic Bluffton Arts & Seafood Festival, set for Oct. 9-18. The 10-day …
That pile of leaves under your trees may be just a pile of leaves. But in the Lowcountry, it’s worth looking twice for an unwanted resident before reaching down. Copperheads are easy to miss. …
(NewsUSA) - As summer winds down, travelers looking to squeeze in one more getaway may find that post-Labor Day trips come with plenty of perks. Fewer crowds, lower rates and crisp late-summer …
(NewsUSA) - With U.S. gasoline prices still hovering around $4.00 per gallon, according to AAA, consumers are looking for lower-cost fuel options like E15, made with 15 percent American ethanol. …
Bathrooms, particularly showers and shower-tub combinations, can present safety concerns in the home. Yet some homeowners may think grab bars are something they will never need. Grab bars can …
Every breath you take is quietly waging a war inside you. The human body is little more than a bag of gas and mineral elements, animated by roughly 36 trillion cells for men and 28 trillion for women …
I would love to say that I did nothing but fish over the Labor Day weekend, but the truth is I didn’t get to wet a line once. Why? Because I spent the past few days down in Tampa visiting my son …
I’ve noticed there are about five pieces of advice I hear over and over again from successful people. Different people. Different businesses. Different paths. Yet somehow, they keep coming back to …
There’s something special that happens when families come together. It doesn’t matter whether it’s a long-planned reunion, a beach week, a graduation weekend, or a rare visit where everyone …
(NewsUSA) - As summer winds down, travelers looking to squeeze in one more getaway may find that post-Labor Day trips come with plenty of perks. Fewer crowds, lower rates and crisp late-summer …
