‘Quicksilver’ is the top national fiction bestseller
Here are this week’s bestsellers from Publishers Weekly.
Day: August 31, 2025
They put off relationships until they earned enough money
Two studies show people with higher incomes are more ready to date than those with limited incomes. But financial security does not guarantee romantic bliss.
Insurance companies send chilling letters just before surgery. Why?
The insurance industry says prior authorization can prevent unnecessary procedures and spur cost-effective care — but they often add to patients’ stress levels.
Put a tomato in your martini
Once you’ve had a respectable number of ripe, peak season tomatoes layered on toast, with noodles or in salads, grab the cocktail shaker and head to the bar.
Why AI should make parents rethink posting photos of their children online
Artificial intelligence apps generating fake nudes, amid other privacy concerns, make “sharenting” far riskier than it was just a few years ago.
What It Could Mean For The US Fed To Lose Its Independence
President Donald Trump’s attempt to fire a member of the Federal Reserve’s governing board has raised alarms among economists and legal experts who see it as the biggest threat to the central bank’s independence in decades.
Strengthening your Data Loss Prevention (DLP) Program – A Practical Approach
Many organizations believe that implementing Data Loss Prevention (DLP) solutions can ease their data security and privacy policies implementation. However, when we are not aware of the challenges, we face…
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After losing her husband at 26, psychotherapist’s second marriage ‘opened up new possibilities’: He’s my ‘biggest cheerleader’
Amy Morin never thought she’d be a full-time writer and live on a sailboat. Her second husband challenged her to imagine a new life.
Seattle Catio Tour showcases enclosures of all shapes and sizes
From DIY builds to a $20,000 oasis, catios offer peace of mind for owners and a chance for feline friends to explore, cat owners say.
Why thousands of Seattle’s affordable-housing apartments became vacant
Officials thought there would always be huge demand for affordable housing, so they aimed to maximize it for the working class. But now those units are vacant.