Kivo reports on the rise of AI agents in R&D, questioning accountability for AI-generated outputs amid evolving EU and FDA regulations demanding human oversight. more

AAA Central Penn reports on various auto insurance types, explaining essential coverages like liability, collision, and comprehensive options.  more

Brex reports that AP automation faces challenges post-launch, including integration issues and high exception rates, often due to process readiness and data quality. more

Paramount Business Jets reports significant discrepancies in pilot-in-command hours between FAA and EASA regulations, impacting career perceptions in aviation. more

A powerful Aug. 7 storm left downed trees and damaged vehicles across greater Riverdale, renewing concerns about urban tree maintenance as severe weather becomes more frequent across New York City. more

eFax reports on the severe healthcare crisis in Rural America, highlighting Texas, Kansas, and Tennessee as the most vulnerable states facing hospital closures and difficulties in record sharing. more

Motley Fool Money reports on when to cancel credit cards, recommending closure if annual fees outweigh perks, or if spending habits have changed. more

The Hebrew Home at Riverdale by RiverSpring will launch a free CAPABLE program this fall, helping low-income older adults improve their homes, maintain independence and safely age in place. more

KRVC received a $100,000 NYC Small Business Services grant to expand BAMBA, strengthen local merchants, improve commercial corridors and support small-business revitalization across the northwest Bronx. more

New York City’s first publicly-funded 2-K program will offer roughly 2,000 free seats this fall, including in School District 10, as families navigate high childcare costs and limited availability. more