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The Association of African American Financial Advisors will host its 2026 Women’s Impact Initiative Network Conference in Chicago, focusing on leadership, wealth building, and workforce challenges in the financial services industry.

Teramis has appointed Stacy Bostjanick, former Chief of Defense Industrial Base Cybersecurity, to its Advisory Board, bringing expertise to help defense contractors navigate CMMC compliance and CUI management.

A new early learning book by Nishita Patel aims to help preschoolers recognize letters and colours through illustrations and word associations, supporting foundational literacy skills.

Armaan Thind's new novel 'Divine Passage: New Beginning' follows young Yuto's journey through hidden realms, blending fantasy, action, and emotional themes to appeal to young adult readers.

Sharon Polsky releases a new book that cuts through hype and misinformation to provide clear, science-based guidance on GLP-1 weight loss medications, addressing side effects, weight regain, and long-term success.

A new guide highlights that confined spaces are more common than expected, including everyday environments like mechanical rooms, and stresses the importance of recognizing them to prevent serious injuries.

A prospective study comparing Da Vinci Xi, Hugo™ RAS, and Versius® robotic platforms for colon cancer surgery found no significant differences in conversion rates among expert surgeons, though Hugo™ RAS had longer operating times and Versius® required more laparoscopic energy devices.

Janet Woolf's fantasy novel 'Chico' follows a tiny woodland creature's journey of courage and self-discovery, exploring themes of family, nature, and the balance between imagination and responsibility.

Earl Vincent de Berge's 'Big Ears Jack and Friends' has been named a finalist in the 2026 Children's Book International Awards in both the Fable and Nature categories, highlighting its educational and entertaining tales about the Sonoran Desert.

Craig Munro Wilson's 'Baptize America' argues that the largely forgotten 1820 Campbell-Walker debate on baptism shaped the identity of American Christianity and its ongoing theological disputes.

The novel follows a West Ham United manager grappling with addiction and insomnia as he navigates a surreal intersection of modern football and ancient Roman Britain.

In his new book, A.P. Morton Wright draws on his own upbringing in Chilwell, Nottinghamshire, to tell the story of two brothers with contrasting personalities, exploring themes of responsibility, consequences, and personal development through everyday moments and special occasions.

Silvia Busacca's documentary 'Waterbus' has been selected for the New York Film and Cinematography Awards 2026, receiving a perfect score for its sound and music, highlighting the film's poetic tribute to Venice.

Janene Oleaga, Esq., founder of Oleaga Law LLC, joins the ASRM Today podcast to discuss legal and political barriers to reproductive care for LGBTQ+ patients, highlighting recent legislative changes and advocacy efforts.

Elisabeth DeRichmond's debut historical novel 'Immaculate' examines how silence and shame passed through generations, set against the backdrop of San Francisco from the 1894 Victorian era to the 1950s.

Sabbeth Law's Sober Holiday Rides program will reimburse up to $50 for rideshare or taxi rides on July 4, 2026, aiming to reduce impaired driving during one of the most dangerous holidays for drunk driving.

A group of volunteers and children in Pasadena cleaned Central Park on World Health Day, guided by principles from The Way to Happiness moral code, reflecting the city's environmental goals.

Ventiv Scientific's first-in-human clinical cases using its V-PULSE Mechanical Thrombectomy System show effective clot removal with real-time aspiration control, potentially improving outcomes for peripheral thrombotic disease.

In her suspense novel 'It Takes Two,' Mindy Hall examines how hidden secrets and moral dilemmas can shatter ordinary lives, as a small town grapples with a murder and its far-reaching implications.

Jonathan Winchell's 'The Adventures of Forest' invites young readers into the whimsical world of a curious dark grey cat, blending humor and warmth to encourage creativity and joy in everyday moments.

A FINRA arbitration panel awarded former Touchstone Securities executive Steven Seid nearly $1.2 million in damages, including punitive damages, for wrongful termination and ordered the expungement of defamatory disclosures from his regulatory record.