Target Lowers Prices on Nearly 2,000 Items. See What’s Cheaper
Greta Cross and USA TODAY on September 29, 2026
Comforters, shoes and kids’ boots are among the markdowns, while Target Circle members can get up to 40% off during October’s two-day sale.
Jarred Peppers Recalled after TikTok Shows Alleged Dead Mouse Inside
Mary Walrath-Holdridge and USA TODAY on September 29, 2026
Only one 32-ounce lot is affected, and the company reports no illnesses so far; check the code before serving these peppers.
Trump’s Canada Import Ban Kicks Off Sept. 29 at Midnight
Fernando Cervantes Jr. and USA TODAY on September 29, 2026
The restrictions cover spirits, whey and motorcycles, but a container-size provision may keep one familiar Canadian whiskey on U.S. shelves.
Looking for an Affordable EV? Volkswagen Is Cutting Prices by $12,500
Charles Singh and USA TODAY on September 29, 2026
A $12,500 bonus applies to leftover 2025 models through Nov. 2, but limited inventory and separate 2026 offers complicate the comparison.
Do I Have Vertigo? Here’s What Might Be Causing It
Alexandra Frost and USA TODAY on September 29, 2026
Vertigo affects an estimated one in five people, but the spinning sensation can stem from inner-ear problems, migraines or other conditions.
Here Are America’s Top 10 Boomtowns
Daniel de Visé and USA TODAY on September 29, 2026
Austin tops the ranking, but its housing market shows the downside of rapid growth: falling rents and homeowners struggling to sell.
Why Buy It? More Libraries Let You Borrow Costly Items for Free
Betty Lin-Fisher and USA TODAY on September 29, 2026
A Dayton resident says borrowing tools, a steam cleaner and other gear through nearby libraries saved her $12,000 in two years.
Last Call for Student Loan Borrowers to Lock in Added Discount
Medora Lee and USA TODAY on September 29, 2026
Sign up by 11:59 p.m. ET Sept. 30 to qualify for 1% off your federal loan rate — four times the usual autopay discount.
Trump Rolls Back Federal Hiring Rules. Are Disabled Workers at Risk?
Jessica Guynn, Jayme Fraser and USA TODAY on September 29, 2026
The change scraps a 7% workforce benchmark and disability data tracking, while federal officials say anti-discrimination protections remain in force.
I Test Cars for a Living. These Are 3 Safety Features I Never Skip
Charles Singh and USA TODAY on September 29, 2026
A federal rule will make automatic emergency braking standard on new cars starting in 2029, but buyers can check for it now.
Want to Be a Digital Nomad? The Countries Where It’s Easiest, Hardest
Kathleen Wong and USA TODAY on September 29, 2026
More than 18 million Americans now work while traveling, but visa rules, banking hurdles and unreliable internet can quickly complicate life abroad.
Dunkin’, L.L. Bean Launch Merch Collab with Free Coffee Giveaway
Melina Khan and USA TODAY on September 29, 2026
Rewards members can claim a medium coffee with any app purchase, while the coffee-sized tote costs $24.95 starting Tuesday, Sept. 29.
Walmart CEO Says Company Won’t Use AI to Set Personalized Prices
Amaris Encinas and USA TODAY on September 28, 2026
The retailer says its shopping assistant won’t personalize prices, while digital shelf labels could let stores update costs in minutes.
Beloved Sunkist Kosher Candy Isn’t Going Away After All
Amaris Encinas and USA TODAY on September 28, 2026
After a brief scare, the candy maker says a new family-owned producer will preserve the sweets’ flavor and kosher certification.
Medicare Unveils 2027 Rates for Private Medicare, Part D Plans
Ken Alltucker and USA TODAY on September 28, 2026
The average Part D premium is projected to rise by less than $1; drug lists and provider networks may still shift before enrollment.
Blood Pressure Medication Recalled Nationwide. See Affected Drug
Greta Cross and USA TODAY on September 28, 2026
The FDA says patients generally can keep taking certain Class II recalled medicines, but advises checking with a doctor or pharmacist before making changes.
Trump: Lower MPG Rules Will Cut Car Prices by $1,300. Critics Disagree
Keith Laing and USA TODAY on September 28, 2026
The rollback could trim sticker prices, but with gas at $4.47 a gallon, drivers may pay more over time to fuel less-efficient vehicles.
I Drove One of the Most Popular Non-Tesla EVs: Hyundai’s Ioniq 5 Wows
Keith Laing and USA TODAY on September 28, 2026
A $35,000 starting price and up to 352 miles of range make this electric SUV worth a closer look for budget-conscious car shoppers
U.S., China Agree to Tariff Reductions on $60 Billion Worth of Trade
Rachel Barber and USA TODAY on September 28, 2026
Tariff cuts cover 77 Chinese imports, from toys to car seats, but shoppers may not see lower prices as supply-chain costs remain high.
When Do You Get Your SSI Check for October? See the Schedule
Mike Snider and USA TODAY on September 28, 2026
SSI recipients get two payments in October because the November check arrives early, with the schedule also shifting around New Year’s Day
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