“The law shouldn’t feel like a locked room only lawyers can enter,” says Levi McCathern, who launched a new podcast this week alongside partners Arnold Shokouhi and Carl Evans. The trio aims to strip away the jargon from high-profile news stories, offering listeners a candid look at the legal mechanics behind today's headlines.
More than $1 million has been raised by the Atlantic-Cape Out of the Darkness Walk since 2018, establishing it as New Jersey’s largest suicide prevention event. On September 20, 2026, the Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Atlantic City will host the walk for the seventh consecutive year to support the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention.
Industry leader JETNET has launched JIQ, a unified intelligence platform designed to synthesize fragmented data points across the business aviation sector. By merging proprietary fleet tracking, transaction history, and real-time flight activity, the tool aims to provide a singular, authoritative view of global market trends and operational dynamics.
A single social media post can trigger severe legal consequences for Kansas teenagers. While the state lacks a specific anti-cyberbullying statute, prosecutors increasingly rely on existing criminal codes to punish digital behavior that escalates into threats, stalking, or the distribution of explicit content.
Investors will receive 76 cents per share on September 8, marking another chapter in a seven-decade history of consistent payouts for the Atlanta-based utility giant. Shareholders of record as of August 17 are eligible for the distribution, which maintains the company’s long-standing commitment to quarterly capital returns.
For most incoming college students, the path to a degree includes a mandatory residence hall stay, often costing nearly $9,000 per academic year. A new analysis from student loan lender ELFI reveals that these fixed costs are frequently unavoidable, as only 16% of surveyed universities allow freshmen to seek off-campus alternatives.
Students in California and Pennsylvania are gaining direct access to automotive design and engineering careers through an expanded partnership between Genesis Motor America and the TGR Foundation. The collaboration focuses on bridging the gap between classroom theory and professional practice for youth in under-resourced communities through hands-on workshops.
Volusia County is launching a specialized initiative for adults aged 18 to 24, a demographic currently facing a critical gap in behavioral health services. Supported by a grant from the Florida Department of Children and Families, the program aims to intervene before substance use disorders escalate into life-threatening crises.
Brothers Joel and Luke Smallbone are reviving their holiday tradition, scheduling an 18-arena tour across the United States this winter. The duo will debut material from their new Christmas album and theatrical film, Drummer Boy, blending cinematic production with classic seasonal anthems to anchor their upcoming national run.
Beaches Resorts is turning its Caribbean properties into a musical festival ground this autumn, headlining the 2026 Fall Fam Jam with performances from global pop phenomenon KIDZ BOP and viral toddler techno sensation Lenny Pearce. The programming runs throughout September and October across locations in Turks and Caicos and Jamaica.
Erin Wood and Charlie Stern have earned spots on the 2026 Lawdragon 500X list, a directory celebrating mid-career attorneys who dictate the trajectory of mass tort and product liability law through high-stakes advocacy and significant courtroom results on behalf of those harmed by corporate negligence.
Shareholders of LXP Industrial Trust are facing a potential conflict as Milwaukee-based law firm Ademi LLP investigates the company’s $5.2 billion all-cash sale to Brookfield and CPP Investments. The inquiry focuses on whether the board secured a fair price or prioritized insider benefits over the interests of public investors.
The U.S. Defense Logistics Agency has awarded North Carolina-based McRae Industries a multi-year contract to supply safety toe boots for the Navy. The agreement, structured as a firm-fixed-price deal, guarantees a three-year window for orders with an estimated base value exceeding $21 million.
Only four original Flying Tigers veterans remain, and Jeffrey Greene, chairman of the Sino-American Aviation Heritage Foundation, is racing against time. Despite failing health, the 72-year-old recently crossed the Pacific to Nanjing, leading a delegation of veterans’ families to honor the 85th anniversary of the unit’s arrival in China.
As artificial intelligence reshapes the professional landscape, industry leaders are turning toward physical presence to anchor their marketing strategies. On July 21, 2026, VIVA Creative will host the second session of its invitation-only series, The Creative Continuum, at VIVA Studios in Rockville, Maryland, to dissect the growing value of live experiences.
Patients often approach dental implants with uncertainty regarding the surgical timeline and recovery experience. Dr. Marvin Chan of Advanced Restorative Solutions in Elyria, Ohio, outlines the clinical stages of the procedure, emphasizing that structured planning and osseointegration are the foundations for long-term oral health and function.
Virginia homeowners often weigh aesthetics when selecting a metal roof, but local climate demands a focus on water management. Ryan Pacheco, a Roanoke-based roofing expert, suggests that the choice between R panel and standing seam systems hinges on roof pitch, regional weather patterns, and long-term maintenance expectations.
A new industry index reveals that the world's most prestigious newsrooms, including The New York Times and The Wall Street Journal, captured 0% of AI-generated citations across a 40-query test. While these publishers break major stories, their paywalls effectively render them invisible to the AI engines mediating modern information discovery.
How do organizations move from good to exceptional without reinventing their core identity? The Ritz-Carlton Leadership Center aims to answer this on October 15–16 in Washington, D.C., during Summit 2026, a two-day executive intensive focused on translating hospitality standards into actionable business strategies for diverse industries.
Singapore-based startup Leadde AI has launched an autonomous video agent designed to convert complex business documentation into professional, auditable video content. Unlike consumer-grade generative tools, this platform targets enterprise requirements by turning PDFs, manuals, and training materials into localized video assets across 120 languages while maintaining strict content control.
A potential legal battle is brewing for AN2 Therapeutics, as New York-based law firm Purcell & Lefkowitz LLP has launched an official investigation into the company’s recent corporate conduct. The inquiry focuses on whether the board of directors failed to uphold their fiduciary responsibilities to shareholders.
The global market for degenerative disc disease treatments is poised for a significant transformation, with projections indicating a 19% compound annual growth rate by 2036. This shift is driven by a move away from traditional symptom management toward regenerative therapies aimed at repairing disc structure and function.
Summer heat often turns functional home spaces into uncomfortable zones, but a series of targeted upgrades can restore their utility. From consistent ice production to high-volume airflow and portable shelter, VEVOR is leveraging its recurring Monthly Power 15 sales event to help homeowners address common seasonal maintenance challenges.
A failure in third-party webcast infrastructure forced Domino’s Pizza to postpone its second-quarter 2026 earnings call on Monday morning. The company, which manages over 22,500 stores globally, moved the presentation to 11 a.m. ET to accommodate the unexpected disruption in its digital communication systems.
Thesis Elements has acquired 3D Technologies LLC, bringing its primary implementation partner in-house to consolidate the delivery of its cloud-native Student Information System. The merger unites the two organizations to streamline institutional software rollouts and software development for small to mid-size colleges and universities.
A 750,000-gallon water storage tank on Karnes Road is sporting a new look, featuring Missouri Western State University branding. Missouri American Water will host a ribbon-cutting ceremony at the site this Monday at 3:00 p.m. to celebrate the completion of the structure's refurbishment.
Driven by the rapid expansion of lithium-ion battery gigafactories and a shift in steelmaking toward electric-arc furnaces, the global graphite market is poised for significant growth. Analysts at Mordor Intelligence forecast a rise from $6.3 billion in 2026 to $10.1 billion by 2031, representing a 9.91% annual growth rate.
With over seventeen years of industry experience, Josh Newsom has been appointed Senior Vice President for Commercial and Business Banking at First Horizon Bank. Based in the North Mississippi market, Newsom will spearhead regional growth strategies and client acquisition efforts, reporting to Market President Michael Parker.
The global market for recycled high-density polyethylene is projected to nearly double over the next seven years, climbing from $20.6 billion in 2026 to $38.7 billion by 2033. This growth, forecasted at a compound annual rate of 9.4%, reflects a pivot toward circular economy mandates and corporate sustainability goals.
The European Medicines Agency has granted PRIME designation to C-CAR168, a dual-target CAR-T therapy developed by AbelZeta Pharma. This regulatory milestone acknowledges the potential of the treatment to address refractory Systemic Lupus Erythematosus and Lupus Nephritis, marking a shift in how cell therapies are applied to severe autoimmune conditions.
