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Movingto reports Portugal's golden visa renewals will be handled online from February 2026, streamlining the process but emphasizing the importance of maintaining thorough records for compliance.

Floodlight reports on the impact of wealthy interests on public lands access in Montana, highlighting significant land swaps that threaten local rights.

Life Assure reports that most older adults in North America now use cell phones, with only 12.3% relying on landlines.

Skillern Firm Divorce & Child Custody Lawyers reports that same-sex divorce mirrors traditional divorce mostly but faces unique legal gaps, especially regarding parentage and pre-marriage assets.

Manifest Law reports that China, India, Iran, Nigeria, and Bangladesh lead in EB-2 NIW approvals, driven by advanced degrees and U.S. national interests.

The Marshall Project reports that most state prison systems work with ICE.

AudioEye reports Global Accessibility Awareness Day, now 15 years old, highlights ongoing digital accessibility issues despite growing awareness; accessibility gaps persist.

The Salt Lake Tribune reports on new genotyping technology that can extract a new, full DNA profile of serial killer Ted Bundy, potentially opening the door to solving multiple other cold cases across Utah and neighboring states.

Movingto reports that Portugal's new citizenship law extends naturalization timelines to 7-10 years, pending official publication.

Hanwha Vision reports that 77.9% of Americans support license plate readers, but many demand strict oversight and transparency measures.

DPF Super Store Canada reports Canada is cracking down on the "Driver Inc." trucking loophole, addressing safety and revenue losses in the industry.

States Newsroom reports a Boise family of medical providers is leaving Idaho over the criminal transgender bathroom ban, seeing it as a severe attack on human dignity.

OpenSecrets reports that 17 drug companies in TrumpRx boosted lobbying by 23% to over $130M in 2025, outpacing the broader industry's spending.

Movingto reports changes in golden visa rules across seven countries, making them more selective and regulated for investors.

Reasons to be Cheerful reports that Philadelphia's greening projects cut crime rates and improve community well-being by transforming blighted lots into green spaces.

The Infinite Loop by Nebius reports on AI startup Augur using advanced tech to prevent threats in public spaces while ensuring privacy, alongside Syntelligence tackling scam calls.

Grist reports on architects utilizing engineered wood like cross-laminated timber for taller, sustainable buildings to combat climate change and wildfires.

The Economic Hardship Reporting Project and Hammer and Hope report on Trump-era job cuts, highlighting Black women's struggles in the federal workforce post-purge.

Votebeat reports that Pennsylvania's Al Schmidt emphasizes the rarity of noncitizen voting despite uncovering past registration errors.

States Newsroom reports Kansas GOP leaders used rules to cut debate on a controversial transgender bill, sparking frustration among Democrats.