The American Legislative Exchange Council (ALEC) has released a new report, “States That Work: A Labor Policy Roadmap Across America,” offering a state-by-state breakdown of labor policy performance and its impact on economic mobility and worker freedom. The publication, positioned as a guide for lawmakers, evaluates how each of the 50 states supports pro-worker and…
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A new study from Optimum finds that American TV viewers aren’t ready to cut the cord just yet—and they want more from their viewing experience. Despite the growing popularity of streaming services, only 25% of U.S. households rely on them exclusively. More than half still use a mix of traditional cable TV and streaming platforms…
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Article by: Split Second Foundation Split Second Foundation, a non-profit that provides resources, including inclusive gyms for the disabled and geriatric communities, shares inclusive safety tips and tricks for traveling. Air travel can be a challenging experience for wheelchair users, but airports that offer accessibility features ensure a smooth and comfortable journey. Here are some…
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Fresh off her high-profile turn hosting the 2025 Tony Awards and ahead of the highly anticipated release of Wicked for Good, Cynthia Erivo stopped by Audacy’s 94.7 The Block for an intimate chat with radio host Shelley Wade. The interview, recorded live in the Audacy Sound Space at the Hard Rock Hotel Times Square, centered…
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AVA Resort Cancun, one of the newest luxury destinations on Mexico’s Caribbean coast, has officially launched its inaugural Summer Festival, a multi-week celebration of global cuisine, family entertainment, and cultural experiences. Running now through August 14, the all-inclusive event is designed to turn every day of summer into a vibrant escape for guests of all…
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For Michael Weiss, a Jerusalem-born author and entrepreneur, the journey from a land of deep divisions to a mission of storytelling rooted in compassion has been anything but ordinary. Growing up amid conflict, Weiss has chosen a different path—one paved with love, empathy and cultural understanding. His debut novel, A Thousand Gates of Prayer, transports…
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When Keith Richard accepted a job offer in 2003 to support U.S. military operations in Iraq and Kuwait, he never imagined it would place him in the center of one of the most dangerous missions of the Iraq War. A civilian with no military background, Richard found himself leading a massive logistical effort under fire—making…
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Troshawn McCoy was just 17 when his life was irreversibly altered by a coerced confession. After hours of relentless interrogation without legal representation, McCoy says he confessed to a double murder he didn’t commit—believing cooperation would set him free. Instead, it sealed his fate. “It was a situation where they wore you down,” McCoy said.…
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In a world filled with routine, four standout brands are pushing the boundaries of everyday living with fresh ideas, clever design, and a deeper sense of purpose. From making morning coffee more fun to turning bath time into an adventure, these products are designed to delight parents, kids, and anyone seeking a smarter daily experience.…
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