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Vectra Mechanical reports new DOE rules will require 95% efficiency for gas furnaces by 2028, saving $24.8 billion but increasing upfront costs for homeowners.

Manifest Law reports that the U.S. issues the most EB-1 visas to skilled professionals, with mainland China and India as top applicants.

PrayerSong explores Valentine’s Day’s evolution from ancient Roman rituals to a modern celebration, highlighting music’s role in romantic expression.

ThatsThem reports that U.S. state seals reflect unique identities through motifs symbolizing values like resilience, liberty, and agriculture.

The Conversation reports on the debate over whether a president’s moral character is essential for effective governance, highlighting differing views among scholars and voters.

CalMatters reports that dancers believe AI can’t replicate their craft’s emotional and cultural depth, despite recent advancements in generative technology.

Movingto reports that while Portugal’s Golden Visa program issued fewer residence permits in 2024 than the previous year, family reunification permits linked to the program nearly doubled.

Stateline reports cities are implementing rental registries to track properties and hold landlords accountable amid housing challenges.

AnyWho reports each U.S. state’s motto reflects its values and history, forming a unique tapestry of American ideals and regional diversity.

QMedic reports that the U.S. is aging unevenly, impacting housing, transport, and services, especially in states with the fastest-growing older populations.

The Marshall Project reports that federal officers have fatally shot at least three other people in the last five months.

The Marshall Project reports that despite initial stock surges for private prison companies under Trump, their values fell as immigration enforcement didn’t meet expectations.

PeopleFinders reports the rise of fraud hotspots across the U.S., with scams driven by tech advances and rising rates in several metro areas.

Morris, King & Hodge, P.C. reports that most car accident cases settle without court. Possible court reasons include insurance disputes or serious injuries.

The Daily Yonder reports on a bill that aims to reclaim $21B from broadband deployment, targeting nondeployment funds crucial for rural access.

MACH Engineering reports that industrial air pollution harms economies by increasing healthcare costs and reducing productivity, impacting agriculture and infrastructure.

The Narwhal examines how U.S. actions in Venezuela could impact Canada’s oil market, highlighting concerns over pricing and production dynamics.

OpenSecrets reports several Democrats are positioning for the 2028 presidential race, using the midterms to build influence and connections.

The Salt Lake Tribune reports on the evolving rituals and accessibility of LDS temple worship, highlighting changes in practices and worthiness requirements over time.

MACH Engineering reports factory air emissions harm health, environment, and businesses. Controlling emissions is vital for compliance and well-being.