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Why kids refuse to go to school, and how to help them feel ready to return

Understood reports that up to 28% of kids experience school refusal due to anxiety, social challenges, or personal issues; strategies can help them return.

Back-to-school items college students may regret not buying before move-in day

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

More evidence soon to be published of LDS Church founder Joseph Smith's polygamy

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.

Why interior designers are mixing antique pieces with modern design

Rug Source reports that homeowners are shifting from cold minimalism to mixing antiques with modern design, favoring warmth, craftsmanship, and authenticity.

The baby names that shot up the charts in 2026, and the pop culture moments behind them

ThatsThem reports on the 2025 baby names that surged in popularity, influenced by cultural trends, with names like Kasai and Klarity leading the rise.

Mineral vs. chemical sunscreen: Which is better for sensitive skin?

Doctronic reports that mineral sunscreens are typically better for sensitive skin due to fewer irritants, while chemical options can be suitable if free from allergens.

The most common town names in America, and how they got so popular

PeopleWin reports common U.S. town names stem from shared settlement patterns, honoring figures like Washington and Franklin, and descriptive terms like Fairview.

10 once-common American names now on the endangered list

AnyWho reports on ten once-common American names now endangered, highlighting their steep decline in popularity and the changing trends in baby naming.

10 reasons your thermostat may be reading wrong

HomeServe reports 10 reasons your thermostat may read wrong temperatures, including dust buildup, faulty sensors, outdated models, improper placement, HVAC issues, and more. 

Skincare benefits of niacinamide

Dove reports that niacinamide, or vitamin B3, is a powerful skincare ingredient known for its benefits like reducing hyperpigmentation, soothing irritation, and improving skin texture.

Dry texting: The meaning behind teens’ short texts

Verizon's Parenting in a Digital World reports that "dry texting," or ultra-short replies from teens, often signals they're busy, not dismissive. 

What research shows about how divorce affects children's academic performance

Skillern Firm Divorce & Child Custody Lawyers reports nearly one in three U.S. children experience parental divorce, impacting academic performance due to stress and parental conflict.

Play is essential for young children, including when it comes to their learning

The Conversation reports that play is essential for young children's learning, aiding in social, emotional, and cognitive development while enhancing skills like vocabulary.

No AC? No sweat. How to make a DIY air conditioner and 3 other heat wave hacks

HomeServe reports on DIY hacks for cooling your home during heat waves, including making a simple air conditioner, using shade, adjusting ceiling fans, and managing humidity.

Study says co-parenting conflicts peak in August: 7 ways to get ahead of it

WSM Law reports that co-parenting conflicts peak in August due to school-related pressures. 

How to improve skin texture and reduce large pores

SkinSpirit reports common frustrations like uneven skin texture and enlarged pores can be improved with a consistent skincare routine and professional treatments.

America's love for pets is fueling creative naming

Spot Pet Insurance reports that America's growing pet ownership has led to creative and elaborate naming trends, reflecting deep emotional connections with pets.

After-school outbursts: Why kids fall apart the second they get home

Understood reports that after-school restraint collapse is a common emotional release in kids, especially those with ADHD or autism, manifesting in intense outbursts.

The back-to-school haircut is more than hair: Survey finds 94% of parents say their son's appearance affects their confidence

Sport Clips Haircuts reports that 94% of parents believe their son's appearance impacts confidence, with many boys aged 11-17 choosing their own back-to-school hairstyles.

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