Ladybugs Are the Whimsical Accent Healing Everyone’s Inner Child
From Dior to vintage Chanel to nail art, the lucky symbol has been popping up everywhere. Continue reading →
The Contemporary Art Destinations Gallerists and Artists Have on Their Radar
From St. Lucia to Seoul, insider itineraries for art lovers this summer. Continue reading →
Notable New Books to Add to Your Summer 2026 Reading List
From David Sedaris’ collection of essays to Jenny Jackson’s follow-up to “Pineapple Street,” here are six anticipated books for the beach, boat or anywhere you find some quiet downtime. Continue reading →Surgeon general advisory urges caution on youth screen use
The advisory was accompanied by a toolkit calling for schools to “limit screen use by assigning work in books or on paper whenever possible.” Continue reading →Test yourself on the past week’s K-12 news
From Miami-Dade County’s school consolidation proposal to another state’s federal waiver for K-12 funding requirements, what did you learn from our recent stories? Continue reading →Pressure mounts for Ed Dept to release research funds
Nearly $300 million is unspent, according to letters to the Education Department. The agency says it will meet its statutory obligations for funding. Continue reading →AEP, other Ohio utilities could own nuclear power plants under state bill
The Ohio Manufacturers’ Association opposes the bill, saying it would give utilities a path back into the generation business with customers bearing the financial risks. Continue reading →Puerto Rico’s power grid is ‘suspended between two realities,’ top utility regulator says
Affordability, reliability and the need to restore public confidence almost a decade after Hurricane Maria are top concerns, writes PREB Chairman Edison Avilés. Continue reading →US summer generating capacity increases by 75 GW since 2025: FERC
Capacity additions include about 26 GW in Texas, 13 GW in the Western Electric Coordinating Council region and 11 GW in the Midcontinent Independent System Operator market, FERC said. Continue reading →