Sarepta, battling slowing sales, claims Duchenne gene therapy’s impact grows with time
On a Monday conference call, Sarepta CEO Doug Ingram said new long-term data should help “rebalance the discussion” surrounding Elevidys. Continue reading →
Penélope Cruz Brings Subdued Elegance to the Chanel Show in Paris
The Oscar-winning actress’ look hails from the pre-fall 2026 collection. Continue reading →
EXCLUSIVE: Moynat Unveils Latest Collaboration With Labubu’s Creator Kasing Lung
The second drop of the collaboration with Lung’s “The Monsters” series features a joy-filled campaign headlined by Brooke Shields, Angela Bassett, Fran Drescher, Lucy Liu, and Martha Stewart. Continue reading →
Watch: A Strange Checkup Bill Revealed a Firefighter’s Kids Were Mistakenly Uninsured
After Susannah Reed-McCullough’s husband died in 2018, she and their young daughters continued to receive health insurance through his job as a firefighter in Maryland. Then, in 2024, she got an unexpected medical bill: $377 for a checkup for one of her children the previous fall....
Tamara Ralph Spring 2026 Couture: Waist Not, Want Not
The designer looked to Asia and its crafts for her hourglass silhouettes. Continue reading →
Private school choice could ‘undermine’ special education gains, COPAA says
A new report recommends that states inform parents of any education and civil rights that may be lost if they participate in a private school choice program. Continue reading →
Week In Review: Bipartisan agreement reached on Ed Dept funding plan for FY26
We’re rounding up last week’s news, from natural disaster best practices to policy and legal trends to watch this year. Continue reading →
Should dyslexia be its own IDEA category? These bipartisan bills say yes
Supporters say the change would improve dyslexia identification practices, but critics worry it could delay interventions and lead to misidentification. Continue reading →
Smith System launches Trainer Center to bring scale, structure to fleet driver training
As trucking fleets lean more heavily on cameras, telematics and onboard technology to monitor driver behavior, many still struggle with a fundamental challenge: turning training into a consistent, measurable program rather than a one-time event. Smith System, a longtime provider of driver safety...