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BusesForSale reports that school field trips are declining due to budget cuts and a shortage of bus drivers, affecting students' cultural exposure and learning.

NB1, in collaboration with DataPulse Research, reports that in Sardinia's Blue Zone, men reach the age of 100 nearly as often as women, linked to a unique gut microbe called Akkermansia muciniphila.

The Salt Lake Tribune reports on Doug Wilson, Pete Hegseth's pastor, who expresses desires for less influence of Latter-day Saints in politics, highlighting his Christian nationalist views.

Hone Health reports the Pentagon will test troops for low testosterone to enhance readiness, with service members 30+ screened annually to monitor hormonal health.

The Hechinger Report reports bipartisan reforms are emerging in higher education, aiming to increase accountability and protect students financially.

SmartAsset reports that the friendliest states in America are led by Montana, Utah and Wyoming, based on daily time spent socializing, volunteering and helping others.

OpenSecrets reports that Graham Platner's exit from Maine's Senate race leaves Democrats in a financial hole, complicating their bid to regain control.

Tennessee Lookout reports that since the implementation of the One Big Beautiful Bill Act, 100,000 Tennesseans have lost their SNAP food aid. 

Healthbeat reports Georgia ranks 48th in Hispanic health care, with high uninsured rates revealing 40% of Hispanic adults and 18% of children lacking coverage.

Movingto reports that UAE Golden Visa investors face various requirements beyond the AED 2 million threshold, differing by investment type and documentation needed.

The Marshall Project reports on the 50th anniversary of Gregg v. Georgia, the Supreme Court ruling that reinstated the U.S. death penalty with intended reforms.

Healthbeat reports on the largest U.S. measles outbreak in decades, stemming from a vaccine-hesitant Ukrainian- and Russian-speaking community in South Carolina, resulting in 997 infections. 

Votebeat reports Texas Secretary of State Jane Nelson's resignation raises concerns about election management ahead of the November midterms, with local officials anxious about potential changes and chaos. 

Manifest Law reports on the Physician National Interest Waiver (PNIW), a pathway for foreign doctors to obtain U.S. green cards by working in underserved areas for five years.

The Marshall Project reports on how the government is issuing over $36 billion in fines to immigrants, pushing for self-deportation while facing legal challenges.

The Economic Hardship Reporting Project and Slate report cuts to SNAP are causing chaos for millions, worsening food insecurity and mental health issues amid rising costs.

Votebeat reports on ongoing FBI investigations into the 2020 election, focusing on Wisconsin and Georgia, potentially aimed at influencing future elections.

ThatsThem reports on the most common surnames in each U.S. state, revealing how names like Smith and García reflect America's immigration history and demographic shifts.

Movingto reports that Portugal's Golden Visa now mandates fund investments, with 38 eligible funds identified but varying in liquidity and fees. 

The Narwhal reports on Alberta's tumultuous coal mining policies, marked by rule changes, public backlash, and ongoing controversies, including a petition against mining.