Inspired by real events, the films tackle issues of race, gender and class in ways that will resonate with many of today’s viewers.

US sewage treatment plants likely don’t get rid of all the disease-causing protozoa, and monitoring discharged wastewater for it is difficult.

Honeydew reports that online dermatology can offer faster, more efficient care for chronic skin conditions compared to in-person visits, with similar outcomes.

Jettly reports that high demand makes summer weekend private jet trips to the Hamptons, Martha's Vineyard, and Aspen notably expensive due to dynamic pricing and airport fees.

Spot & Tango reports that National Dog Day celebrates dog adoption and awareness, highlighting the need for shelter support, especially for large dogs.

Chalkbeat reports that the Supreme Court's ruling on transgender athletes allows states to uphold bans but permits inclusivity where no bans exist. 

Triple Crown Homes reports on community-focused homebuilding, balancing affordability with character and sustainability, amid U.S. housing shortages and rapid growth.

Triple Crown Homes reports on community-focused homebuilding, balancing affordability with character and sustainability, amid U.S. housing shortages and rapid growth.

Ivím Health reports that 42% of women in their early 40s are uncertain about being in perimenopause, leading many to seek answers in online communities.

PropertyReach reports that investors use skip tracing to locate owners of distressed properties, revealing vital data that aids in off-market acquisitions.

Wells Fargo reports parents can aid college students in managing finances by encouraging money discussions, setting up student accounts, and avoiding common pitfalls.

Ramp reports that the accounts receivable (AR) process is crucial for tracking customer payments and ensuring steady cash flow, enabling timely operations and growth.

Bodog reports that the 10,000-step goal originates from a 1960s marketing campaign, with research suggesting 7,000 steps may provide significant health benefits.

Achieve reports five tips to cut back-to-school expenses: trade or sell old tech, buy used clothes, thrift supplies, meal plan, and use cash back apps.

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SmartAsset reports that U.S. cities are rapidly growing into boomtowns, with Florida and Texas leading in the number and economic expansion of these areas.

Grist reports that major banks are increasing financing for fossil fuels, undermining climate commitments and supporting the petrochemical industry's growth strategy.

(Feature Impact) Every great vacation starts long before you pack a suitcase - from choosing where to go to mapping out the perfect itinerary - ensuring you get the most out of your travel budget.

(Feature Impact) Your brain works hard for you, so it's only fair to return the favor by practicing simple everyday habits to keep this important organ strong and thriving. Start by tweaking your daily routine to focus on these four habits and eating nourishing recipes like California Grape and Sardine Avocado Toast.

(Feature Impact) Many Americans continue to feel pressure from rising everyday expenses. Some are turning to credit cards and other expensive options like unsecured loans to cover surprise bills, manage a temporary gap in cash flow or even pay for basics like groceries and gas. For these people, an auto secured loan may offer another option for borrowers who own a vehicle and are looking for a more affordable way to access funds.

(Feature Impact) As busy families prepare for hectic school days, it can be invaluable to have nutritious grab-and-go options on hand for lunches and snacks.

(Feature Impact) When it comes to planning lunches and dinners on busy school days, simplicity is the name of the game. Parents who are already juggling carpools, practices, errands and homework don't need anything extra added to their plates while they're trying to get food onto everyone else's. Make it easy for your loved ones with these registered dietitian-approved meal ideas packed with the nutrition to keep your family fueled all day.

(Feature Impact) Travelers are more likely to trust a travel advisor over AI when the trip becomes complicated, expensive or likely to change, according to new research.

(Feature Impact) Between shopping for supplies, coordinating the family's schedules and trying to make sure everyone is looking and feeling their best, there's a lot going on this time of year. While you may not be able to wave a wand and make all the stress disappear, you can use these tips and tricks to save time and add a touch of excitement to the back-to-school season.

Chalkbeat reports that while Philadelphia has more English learners than ever, their graduation rates are significantly lower than peers.