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The Vanishing New Generation: Why Fewer Young People Are Entering the UK Security Industry

SIA License Statistics 2025: Key Trends and Insights The UK’s private security industry is facing a major age-profile shift. The share of 18-21-year-olds in the workforce has plummeted from 22.4% in 2023 to just 5.3% in 2025. While the sector … Continue reading →

Most Americans Think Google’s AI Is Biased. They’re Using It Anyway.

New SearchTides survey of 1,001 U.S. adults finds widespread distrust of AI search — and almost no behavior change to show for it. March 20, 2026 – Seven in ten Americans believe Google’s AI search results are biased toward advertisers and … Continue reading →

Author Susann Camus Launches Suspenseful New Mystery Set in Greenville, North Carolina

Author Susann Camus introduces her latest mystery novel Bless Your Heart, a suspenseful story set in Greenville, North Carolina. The book follows healthcare researcher Jeannie Johal as she investigates sabotage in a pharmaceutical project, only to uncover murder, hidden secrets, … Continue reading →

Recademics Launches Hawaii Boater Safety Course

Recademics.com, a U.S.-based provider of online recreational safety certification courses, is proud to announce the launch of its Hawaii Boater Safety Course. Approved by the State of Hawaii Department of Land and Natural Resources (DLNR), Division of Boating and Ocean … Continue reading →

Parkview Dentistry in Scottsdale Shows Intensive Gum Care Provides 20 Percent “Heart Health Rebate”

Parkview Dentistry, a dentist in Scottsdale, Arizona for over 20 years, has done a new analysis that is changing how Scottsdale residents should view their semi-annual dental cleanings. By comparing recent longitudinal cardiovascular health data with local health demographics for … Continue reading →

With 1 in 5 Americans in Rural Areas, Care Mountain CEO Says Community Alignment – Not Technology Alone – Is Key to Getting Rural Home Healthcare Right

Gagan Bhalla challenges the health tech industry at Blooming Day Texas 2026, arguing that community alignment — not technology alone — is what makes home healthcare work in rural America. DALLAS, TX – As the healthcare industry pours investment into technology-driven … Continue reading →

Trauma Therapist Institute Announces April Advanced Training: EMDR for Eating Disorders – Assessment, Conceptualization, and Intervention

DENVER, CO – The Trauma Therapist Institute (TTI) will host a specialized advanced training for EMDR clinicians on April 24, 2026, titled EMDR for Eating Disorders: Assessment, Conceptualization, and Intervention. Led by Susan Yuen, the live virtual training will begin at … Continue reading →

Why Trial-and-Error Is Dying: How Design of Experiments Training Is Eliminating Waste in Engineering

Design of Experiments Course by Excedify Excedify highlights the growing shift from trial-and-error engineering to structured experimentation through Design of Experiments (DOE) training. Companies adopting DOE reduce failed trials by up to 60%, cut development costs, and improve product quality. … Continue reading →

Don’t Let Learning Gaps Grow: Why Now Is the Best Time to Enrol at Mathnasium Motor City

Motor City, Dubai – If your child has been studying from home recently, you may have already noticed the signs. A hesitation before homework. A growing frustration with numbers. A quiet dip in confidence that was not there before. For … Continue reading →

Cedric D. Fisher & Company Publishers Relaunches Oscar the Osprey, the Kirkus-Acclaimed Children’s Series That Took 30 Years to Reach the Page – and Teaches Kids That Fear Doesn’t Have to Win

Official logo of Cedric D. Fisher & Company Publishers, Agent of Record for Edward Polansky. San Antonio publisher Cedric D. Fisher & Company relaunches Edward Martin Polansky’s Oscar the Osprey, a Kirkus Reviews-acclaimed six-book children’s series (2015–2025) teaching courage, resilience, … Continue reading →

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