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Al Dawson’s Borderlines tracks cartel power as U.S. pressure rises
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Al Dawson’s political thriller Borderlines arrives as the U.S. steps up prosecutions and rewards aimed at Mexican cartels.
Super Wings launches classroom book giveaway as U.S. relaunch begins
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Alpha Toys is giving away Super Wings preschool books to classrooms across the U.S. this September as part of a broader relaunch aimed at parents, teachers and young children.
Free disaster prep guide offered to U.S. homeowners and renters
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A free Emergency Disaster Preparation guide is now available to homeowners and renters across the U.S. The guide aims to help people prepare for wildfires, hurricanes, floods, tornadoes and other emergencies, with supply lists and go-bag advice…
ColoringBook.com launches 50-state educational coloring book set
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Really Big Coloring Books has released a collection of state-themed coloring, activity and game books covering all 50 states.
GMU scholar’s new book spotlights refugees as creators, not just victims
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A new book by George Mason University’s Lisa Gilman argues that refugees are too often reduced to statistics and stereotypes.
Joseph Webb releases healthcare book with Forbes Books
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Joseph Webb, a veteran healthcare executive and former Nashville General Hospital CEO, has released a new book with Forbes Books focused on evidence-based ways to improve a fragmented U.S. healthcare system.
ExpCopyPrint.com expands design, print and delivery services nationwide
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ExpCopyPrint.com has rolled out a nationwide Design • Print • Deliver model for law firms, businesses, universities, restaurants and event organizers.
Fuxing expands Philippine output for U.S. produce and seafood buyers
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Fuxing Development Group is adding capacity at its Philippines plants to supply PP corrugated boxes, fish totes and harvest bins to North American buyers.
H2ONU lands first U.S. bookstore placement at BookEnds in Kailua
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Ray Culver’s H2ONU: A Novel by Ray Culver has reached its first U.S. brick-and-mortar bookstore, BookEnds in Kailua, 20 years after he began writing it by hand on legal pads in Lanikai.
Red Hotel series returns with fifth geopolitical thriller
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Laguna Hills Publishing has released RED ALERT, the fifth Red Hotel novel by Ed Fuller and Gary Grossman, in print, digital and audio formats worldwide on Sept. 15, 2026. The story centers on Dan Reilly racing to stop a cross-border conspiracy…
Alloy Labs says 31% of U.S. community banks are in 'Quiet Failure Mode'
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Alloy Labs says 1,415 FDIC-insured banks, or 31% of the U.S. total, are in a state of persistent value destruction that can foreshadow discounted sales or disappearance.
CleanBucks expands into new U.S. markets this fall
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CleanBucks is rolling out a fall expansion initiative to reach aspiring cleaning business owners in additional U.S. markets.
S.A. Lonky launches debut medical thriller about AI in healthcare
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Physician-author S.A. Lonky released his first novel, A Conspiracy of Data: Fail Safe — Not Safe, on Sept. 3 through Black Rose Writing.
VandS Clinic Seoul maps out medical tourism logistics for U.S. patients
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VandS Clinic Seoul has published a step-by-step guide for American patients traveling to Seoul for cosmetic procedures, centering on pre-travel consultations, recovery-based treatment timing and upfront pricing.
Debra Wesselmann warns against self-administered EMDR
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EMDR therapist and author Debra Wesselmann says people should be cautious about trying to process traumatic memories alone, arguing that the evidence for self-administered EMDR is limited and that a trained clinician can help manage unexpected…
Visitor sign in book market seen reaching $1.6 billion by 2030
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The visitor sign in book market is projected to grow from $1.22 billion in 2026 to $1.6 billion by 2030 as workplaces, schools and healthcare facilities keep tightening security and visitor tracking.
H.U.G.G.E.R v1.1 paper claims new way to stabilize fluid simulations
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Researchers in South Korea released the H.U.G.G.E.R v1.1 framework on Sept. 9, publishing it on academic and open-source platforms.
New illustrated book maps 40 years of Democratic Socialism in the U.S.
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Really Big Coloring Books has released an 86-page illustrated reference on Democratic Socialists of America, covering the group’s history, leaders, elections, ideas and internal conflicts from 1982 to 2026. The book arrives as DSA and its allies…
Frank Igwealor book argues socialism fails by design
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Attorney, economist and CPA Frank Ikechukwu Igwealor says his new book, The Beautiful Lie, uses more than a century of evidence to argue that socialism produces recurring failure across countries, cities and states.
Toys for Tots and Scholastic expand book access for children in need
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Marine Toys for Tots and Scholastic are highlighting a literacy push that has delivered books and classroom resources to students, teachers and families across the U.S. in 2026. The effort aims to close access gaps in underserved communities and…
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