Archive for March 2026
Emily Meehan Is Redefining Publishing Beyond the Book
Emily Meehan is emerging as a transformative force in modern publishing. As SVP and Publisher of Union Square & Co., Meehan is helping reshape how audiences engage with content—expanding far beyond traditional books into interactive, tactile experiences. Operating under Hachette Book Group, Union Square & Co. has become a key driver of innovation and growth.…
Read MoreFDA Grants Breakthrough Status to Dr. Hadiyah-Nicole Green’s Cancer-Killing Technology
A major development in cancer research is offering new hope. The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has granted Breakthrough Device Designation to a pioneering treatment known as Laser-Activated Nano-Therapy (LANT), developed by physicist Dr. Hadiyah-Nicole Green and the Ora Lee Smith Cancer Research Foundation. The designation is reserved for technologies that show the potential to…
Read MoreWalletHub Report Reveals Best and Worst U.S. Cities for Budgeting as Costs Continue to Rise
As rising costs continue to strain household finances, a new report, 2026’s Cities With the Best and Worst Budgeters, from WalletHub highlights where Americans are managing their money best—and where they are struggling the most. The 2026 study comes as roughly 83% of Americans who follow a budget say inflation and higher living expenses are…
Read MoreVirginia Lawmakers Sound Alarm Over Online Gambling Bill HB 161
A heated debate unfolded during a recent hearing of the Virginia House General Laws ABC/Gaming Subcommittee, as lawmakers and public witnesses raised urgent concerns about the potential dangers of expanding online casino gambling through House Bill 161. The proposal, which would legalize and regulate iGaming in the state, has sparked pushback from critics who warn…
Read More‘Revelations: The Art of Leo Twiggs’ Anchors America’s Story in Charleston
As the nation approaches its 250th anniversary, a powerful new exhibition is inviting audiences to reflect on America’s past and present through the work of one of its most enduring artists. Revelations: The Art of Leo Twiggs, now on view at the Gibbes Museum of Art through May 3, offers a sweeping retrospective of Leo…
Read MoreHaremlique Istanbul Unveils Romantic Seferî Collection
Haremlique Istanbul invites shoppers to explore a story of romance, travel, and refined living with the Bettina x Haremlique Istanbul Seferî Collection, now available at the U.S. flagship boutique at Bal Harbour Shops and at the Four Seasons Hotel at The Surf Club. The collection offers a luxurious, immersive experience for gifting and home décor,…
Read MoreWalletHub Reveals 2026’s Most and Least Ethnically Diverse Cities in America
As immigration reform and cultural inclusion remain prominent topics in 2026, WalletHub has released its annual report highlighting the nation’s most and least ethnically diverse cities. The study examines more than 500 of the largest U.S. cities, using metrics that measure diversity across ethnicity, race, language, and birthplace. The findings not only celebrate the richness…
Read MoreCentral Virginia–Tri-Cities Pastoral Leaders Oppose Online Gambling Expansion
Pastoral leaders across Central Virginia–Tri-Cities are speaking out against proposed legislation to expand internet casino gambling in the state. In a letter to House leadership, clergy representing urban, rural, and suburban communities urged lawmakers to reject HB 161 and SB 118, warning that the bills would effectively place a “virtual casino on every phone and…
Read MoreFlutterHabit Launches New Brunette Lash Shade
FlutterHabit, the fast-growing DIY lash extension brand, is expanding its popular lash lineup with new brunette shades. Known for their viral appeal on social media, FlutterHabit lashes now offer rich dark brown options in their signature Glow-Getter and Dreamer styles—ideal for blondes or anyone seeking a softer, more natural look. The new brunette lashes are…
Read MoreLost in Time Explores Humanity’s Forgotten Knowledge and the Risks of a Digital Reliance
In an era dominated by cloud storage, artificial intelligence, and instant access to information, humanity may be sleepwalking into a digital dark age, warns engineer and innovator Jack R. Bialik. His new book, Lost in Time: Our Forgotten and Vanishing Knowledge, offers a compelling exploration of how centuries of human ingenuity have been lost—and why…
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