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Last summer, the Trump administration, physician advocates, public health academics and activists requested a voluntary commitment from commercial health insurance industry CEOs to streamline the prior authorization process. Commercial health insurance companies like UnitedHealthcare, Cigna, Aetna, CVS Health, Humana and others signed onto a six-part voluntary pledge, understanding they would be required to reach a […]
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Kimberly Soenen
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7/22/26
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Dove reports on helping children navigate peer pressure during adolescence, emphasizing self-acceptance and celebrating uniqueness for confidence building.
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Rachel Brown for Dove
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7/22/26
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RealTruck.com reports on the legality of windshield tinting, which varies by state. Most allow only a strip above the AS-1 line, with strict VLT requirements.
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Nate Swanner for RealTruck.com
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7/22/26
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Plus500 reports that the U.S. dollar's dominance is being questioned due to de-dollarization trends, gold purchases, and geopolitical tensions.
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Matthew Adams for Plus500
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7/22/26
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RentRedi reports landlords can boost cash flow without raising rents by improving on-time rent collection, reducing maintenance costs, and enhancing tenant retention.
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Jennifer Tolkachev for RentRedi
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7/22/26
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Manifest Law reports that visa delays can significantly hinder startups, causing stalled hiring and operations.
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Myles Ma for Manifest Law
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7/22/26
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PeopleFinders reports that identity theft spikes in summer due to increased vulnerability, with travelers, recent grads, and summer job seekers being prime targets.
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Shawn Tyler for PeopleFinders
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7/22/26
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When Stan Zuray began noticing white spots, a mushy texture and a weird “sour watermelon” smell in the Chinook salmon he was pulling from the Yukon River, he knew something was going wrong. That was back in the 1980s. By about 1990, he and others just stopped fishing what he calls “the ass end of […]
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Yereth Rosen
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7/22/26
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More than 200 American mayors are calling on the federal government to reverse changes that will cost states billions and push millions of people off the food stamp program. This week, the United States Conference of Mayors asked the U.S. Senate’s agriculture committee to reconsider the deep cuts to the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, or […]
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Kevin Hardy
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7/22/26
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Logile reports that shoppers prioritize fresh food over low prices, with 46% preferring stores with better produce and delis, especially higher-income consumers.
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Vivek Gopalpuria for Logile
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7/22/26
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