At 84, artist and teacher Lucy Degidon continues creating and mentoring Bronx children, drawing on decades of painting, performance and teaching to find purpose, resilience and connection through art. more

Scholastic donated more than 1,600 children’s and young adult books to Books x Bodegas, helping the Bronx literacy initiative expand its network of neighborhood book sites. more

Doctronic reports that aspirin is better for cardiovascular protection while ibuprofen excels at reducing inflammation. more

Sleepyhead reports that college students often regret not prioritizing sleep essentials when moving into dorms, highlighting the importance of comfortable bedding. more

In an effort to foster discussion between residents and their elected officials, The Press connected with neighbors over social media, asking for questions they want direct answers to. Common … more

Accredited Debt Relief reports that 66% of Americans with at least $10,000 in unsecured debt use credit cards for groceries, reflecting a reliance on debt for essential expenses. more

Hometap reports that maintaining a mortgage on a single income requires assessing total homeownership costs beyond the mortgage, including taxes, insurance, and repairs. more

(BPT) - Key takeawaysA recent Accredited Debt Relief survey found that eight in 10 people with at least $10k in unsecured debt— like credit cards, personal loans, medical debts and certain … more

Freight Right reports that the ocean freight market is stable as the U.S. imposes tariffs and alters ecommerce customs, preventing major rate drops. more

The Salt Lake Tribune reports that new evidence about LDS Church founder Joseph Smith's polygamy is emerging, challenging recent denials by some church members. more