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Hometap reports that 77% of homeowners say that homeownership costs will influence their midterm vote, with taxes and utility costs as top concerns.

The Narwhal reports on Donald Trump's renaming of Lake Ontario, highlighting it as a distraction from serious environmental issues affecting the Great Lakes.

Sentient reports Chris Jones, Iowa's Democratic nominee for Agriculture Secretary, prioritizes water quality reform after his research on the issue led to his resignation.

Malwarebytes reports scammers are targeting mobile users with increasingly sophisticated scams.

EveryMarket reports that a new study ranks the most globally curious states, with New York, California, and Florida topping the list; Virginia and Colorado also make the top ten.

PeopleFinders reports package and delivery scams surge during the holidays, exploiting consumers' expectations. Scammers use phishing emails and texts to steal personal info.

The Markup reports Kaiser Permanente nurses claim AI and surveillance technology worsen their jobs and patient care, pressuring them to prioritize speed over compassion.

Atmos reports on Redford, Texas, where locals oppose the proposed border wall. Community groups unite against construction, citing environmental and personal impacts.

Votebeat reports that Monae Johnson, once skeptical of vote-counting machines, now endorses Democrat Terrence Davis, reflecting her changed views on election integrity.

Videoloft reports cargo theft losses have doubled in Q2 2026, reaching $304.6 million, driven by organized crime targeting valuable goods during the holiday rush.

Sentient reports that the Trump administration's new animal welfare updates focus on companion animals and testing, excluding farm animals from protections.

Stateline reports that maternal-fetal medicine specialists have created guidelines for high-risk pregnancy care under state abortion bans to address legal and medical challenges.

Passport reports the U.S.-Canada trade war escalates with new tariffs, raising costs for e-commerce. 

Skillern Firm Divorce & Child Custody Lawyers reports that social media is increasingly used as evidence in divorce and custody cases, impacting how family law is handled. 

OpenSecrets reports Kalshi leads a $3 million lobbying effort against state regulations on prediction markets, as controversy and legal battles escalate.

AMAROK reports that opting for cheap security solutions can lead to hidden costs, vulnerabilities, and operational disruptions that outweigh initial savings.

Votebeat reports Texas faces a backlog of 200,000 voter registration applications due to a DPS error, highlighting registration challenges ahead of midterm elections.

WSM Law reports that 1 in 4 women experience domestic violence in the U.S., yet most incidents remain unreported due to fears and practical barriers.

Stateline reports voters in four states will decide on six housing measures this November, testing various strategies to boost affordability.

PeopleFinders reports that Medicare open enrollment scams are increasing.