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Full Sail University Named to 2026 List of Top North American Film Schools
MovieMaker Magazine has included Full Sail University on its 2026 list of the 30 best film schools across the United States and Canada, citing the Winter Park institution’s focus on hands-on production experience and its integration of professional-grade technology within its film degree curricula.
Scioto Properties Breaks Ground on Arlington Brain Injury Center
At 11:00 a.m. on August 25, construction begins at 1201 Gambrel Road in Arlington, Texas, on a new 16-bed rehabilitation facility. The project, a collaboration between Scioto Properties and NeuroRestorative, aims to address the critical shortage of specialized inpatient and outpatient care for patients recovering from complex neurological injuries.
Trucking Industry Launches Annual Survey to Gauge Critical Challenges
The American Transportation Research Institute has opened its 22nd annual survey, inviting stakeholders to identify and rank the primary pressures facing the freight sector. The data collection, which runs through October 2, aims to isolate shifts in industry sentiment regarding infrastructure, compensation, and operational hurdles across the national supply chain.
Beyond the Bumper: Why Auto Insurance Is Your Financial Safety Net
Most drivers view auto insurance as a simple repair fund for their vehicle, but the policy serves a far more critical role as a shield for personal savings and long-term financial health. Kathy Powell, a risk and insurance instructor at Auburn University, argues that coverage is fundamentally about managing liability.
Riddell Awards Equipment Grants to Eleven High School Football Programs
Eleven high school football teams across the United States have been selected to receive $15,000 grants from Riddell, an initiative aimed at equipping student-athletes with advanced protective technology. The selection recognizes programs that demonstrate a commitment to athlete safety and the modernization of their on-field training resources.
Hub Group Investors Face August 28 Deadline in Securities Fraud Case
Investors who purchased Hub Group, Inc. stock between April 28, 2023, and May 11, 2026, face an August 28 deadline to apply as lead plaintiff in a pending securities class action lawsuit. The litigation alleges the company issued misleading financial statements regarding revenue and internal controls.
The End of the Traditional Tech Career
The nine-to-five software job, defined by a single title and long-term tenure, is rapidly fading into an outlier. As cloud computing reshapes corporate infrastructure, companies are pivoting away from permanent headcount toward project-based specialists who can solve high-value problems and move on, fundamentally altering how engineers must market their expertise.
Arbitrator Orders Washington Post to Reinstate Journalist Karen Attiah
An arbitrator has ruled that The Washington Post lacked sufficient cause to terminate Karen Attiah, ordering the newspaper to reinstate the journalist with back pay. The decision follows Attiah’s vocal critiques regarding the treatment of Black staff, a move the National Association of Black Journalists hails as a necessary victory for accountability.
Bond Street REIT Expands Credit Line to $300 Million
Bond Street Investment Trust has secured a $200 million increase to its revolving credit facility, pushing total available commitments to $300 million. The expansion, executed through an accordion feature in the company's existing credit agreement, brings three new institutional lenders into the firm's financing syndicate.
The Hidden Infrastructure Boom Behind the AI Hype
While public discourse fixates on chatbots and model capabilities, corporate capital is quietly migrating to the unglamorous foundation of artificial intelligence. According to Tayo Lusi, founder of The Apex Institute, the real surge in hiring and investment is concentrated in the infrastructure layer required to keep these systems operational.
Microvast Investors Face September Deadline in Securities Lawsuit
Investors who purchased Microvast Holdings, Inc. securities between April 1, 2025, and March 16, 2026, have until September 21, 2026, to seek appointment as lead plaintiff in a pending class action lawsuit filed by Robbins LLP alleging the company misled shareholders regarding profit margins and production timelines.
Extending the Lifespan of Your Home Water Heater
Most traditional tank water heaters reach their end of life within eight to twelve years, yet proactive maintenance can push that timeline significantly further. Grace Bahorik, a plumbing expert based in Dayton, Ohio, outlines the essential steps homeowners must take to avoid premature equipment failure and costly emergency repairs.
LilliLandia Games Brings Minietopia to Life at Gamescom 2026
With over 10 million pre-registrations already secured, LilliLandia Games is turning its ambitious cozy sim, Animula Nook, into a physical reality. At this year's gamescom in Cologne, the studio is debuting a major beta that shrinks players down into the oversized, magical world of Minietopia.
Navigating the Competitive Lake Tahoe Luxury Real Estate Market
Scarcity of land and high demand define the Lake Tahoe luxury market, where potential buyers must balance lifestyle aspirations against geographic realities. Stephanie Griffith of Sierra Sotheby’s International Realty suggests that success in this high-stakes environment requires a rigorous approach to property selection, local expertise, and financial readiness.
Investors Face October Deadline in Alibaba Securities Class Action
Investors who purchased Alibaba Group Holding Limited securities between June 26, 2025, and June 24, 2026, have until October 5, 2026, to file as lead plaintiffs in a securities fraud lawsuit. The action alleges the company misled stakeholders regarding its corporate affiliations and risks associated with its artificial intelligence operations.
Mistral and HUMAIN Partner to Scale Sovereign AI in Saudi Arabia
A strategic partnership between French AI pioneer Mistral and Saudi-based HUMAIN aims to reshape regional technology through an investment worth hundreds of millions of Euros. The alliance focuses on developing localized, high-performance Arabic language models and building the infrastructure necessary to keep AI operations within national borders.
Rosen Law Firm Investigates Manhattan Associates Over Fiduciary Duties
The Rosen Law Firm is scrutinizing the conduct of Manhattan Associates, Inc. directors and officers, citing potential breaches of fiduciary duty. The global investor rights firm has opened an investigation into the NASDAQ-listed company, prompting shareholders to evaluate their legal standing regarding their positions in the supply chain software provider.
Investors Face October Deadline in Blaize Holdings Fraud Litigation
Investors who incurred financial losses in Blaize Holdings, Inc. (BZAI) between July 2025 and April 2026 now have until October 5, 2026, to file as lead plaintiffs in a pending class action lawsuit. The legal proceedings center on allegations that the company manipulated its growth narrative through deceptive accounting practices.
Rosen Law Firm Probes Suja Life Following 46% Stock Plunge
A 46% drop in Suja Life share prices on August 5, 2026, has triggered an investigation by the Rosen Law Firm. The inquiry focuses on whether the company misled shareholders regarding its business performance, specifically following a downward revision of its full-year sales outlook that rattled the market.
West Palm Beach Inventor Designs All-in-One Travel Toothbrush
Seeking to streamline oral hygiene on the go, a Florida-based inventor has developed the Disposable Travel Toothbrush, a patent-pending device designed to eliminate the need for separate toothpaste tubes. The product aims to simplify packing for travelers by integrating the cleaning agent directly into the brush design.
PrideStaff Sacramento (East) Moves Headquarters to Roseville
The Sacramento (East) branch of staffing firm PrideStaff is shifting its operations to a new facility in Roseville, effective August 2026. The move aims to accommodate rising demand for recruitment services across eastern Sacramento County while providing a modernized space for client consultations and candidate interviews.
Jeremyah Grigery Named Chief Marketing Officer at Veterans United
Starting as an intern in 2012, Jeremyah Grigery has officially ascended to the role of Chief Marketing Officer at Veterans United Home Loans. His promotion follows a fourteen-year tenure during which the Columbia-based lender maintained its position as the nation's top provider of VA purchase loans.
Investors File Securities Fraud Lawsuit Against GoDaddy Inc.
Investors who purchased GoDaddy Inc. common stock between September 3, 2025, and February 24, 2026, face a critical deadline. Rosen Law Firm has initiated a class action lawsuit alleging that the company misled shareholders regarding its growth strategy and the impact of promotional contracts on its bottom line.
Mistral and HUMAIN Partner to Build Sovereign AI Infrastructure
A partnership worth hundreds of millions of euros between Paris-based Mistral and Saudi-backed HUMAIN aims to localize advanced artificial intelligence across the Middle East. The collaboration focuses on building sovereign AI models and data center infrastructure, specifically targeting high-stakes sectors like cybersecurity, finance, and telecommunications.
Bridging the Gap: Why After-Hours Pediatric Care Matters
When a child spikes a fever or suffers an injury after the pediatrician's office locks its doors, parents often face a stressful dilemma. Phillip Walker, a pediatric care expert at the Childrens Clinic in Newnan, Georgia, argues that after-hours urgent care provides a vital, specialized middle ground for families.
Robert Stryk Calls on Vladimir Putin to Negotiate Peace with Trump
Addressing the Russian president in an open letter, American libertarian Robert Stryk has urged Vladimir Putin to engage in serious peace negotiations with Donald Trump. Stryk argues that the conflict between Russia and Ukraine serves only to weaken both nations while empowering broader global threats like China.
Memorial Healthcare System Announces Executive Leadership Shifts
Memorial Healthcare System has appointed new leadership for two of its major facilities, promoting Felicia Turnley to lead Memorial Hospital Miramar and naming Stephen Demers as the new CEO of Memorial Hospital West, both of whom bring deep institutional experience to their respective hospital operations.
Navigating Business Insurance: Liability Coverage Explained
For business owners, the distinction between physical risk and professional error often remains blurred until a claim arises. Deanne Fisher, president of Sanderson Insurance Inc. in Dayton, Ohio, provides a framework for distinguishing between general and professional liability policies to ensure companies remain shielded from unforeseen financial exposure.
New England Municipalities Turn to ICF for Resilient Public Infrastructure
When disaster strikes, the structures housing emergency responders must remain functional. Across New England, municipalities are increasingly adopting insulated concrete form (ICF) construction for fire stations and 911 dispatch centers, prioritizing long-term durability and energy efficiency over traditional building methods to ensure these critical facilities endure for generations.
GPGI Shareholders Urged to Join Securities Fraud Class Action
Investors who incurred financial losses during the acquisition period of GPGI, Inc. have until September 14, 2026, to apply for lead plaintiff status in a pending class action lawsuit. The litigation targets alleged misrepresentations regarding the company’s business operations and the true valuation of its Husky acquisition.