FCA Recalls 328K Jeep Grand Cherokees: See Impacted Vehicles
Taylor Ardrey and USA TODAY on September 8, 2026
A rear coil spring problem could cause parts to detach while driving, and owners can get the fix at dealerships for free.
Here Are My Top 3 New Cars of 2026 So Far After Testing 10 Models
Keith Laing and USA TODAY on September 8, 2026
One electric SUV offers 312 miles of range, while a hybrid delivers up to 36 mpg and a third model starts below $31,000
Types of Flooring Explained: Materials, Pros, Cons and Best Uses
Dan Simms and USA TODAY on September 8, 2026
From hardwood to vinyl to natural stone, the right choice depends on more than just the price tag.
What I Look for When Test Driving New Cars
Charles Singh and USA TODAY on September 7, 2026
A veteran tester says sluggish screens, steering feel and standard features can reveal whether a costly vehicle deserves a place in your driveway
FBI Probes Potential Data Breach of Millions of Drivers’ Licenses
Karissa Waddick and USA TODAY on September 7, 2026
More than 153 million driver’s license scans were advertised online, raising fresh concerns about identity theft and what consumers should do next
We Drove Two of the Best New Family SUVs. Here’s How They Compare
Charles Singh, Keith Laing and USA TODAY on September 7, 2026
One model starts below $31,000, while the other offers more cargo room and standard all-wheel drive for family trips
Lower-Income Wages Are Rising Faster Than the ‘K’ Economy
Medora Lee and USA TODAY on September 7, 2026
Bank of America data shows lower earners’ wages grew 4.7% last month, outpacing higher earners as job switching and tax changes reshape paychecks.
3 of the Most Concerning Red Meats to Watch Out For
Daryl Austin and USA TODAY on September 7, 2026
Ham, bacon and salami can raise health concerns, while leaner cuts and plant-based proteins offer alternatives for getting essential nutrients.
Who Gets Their Social Security Check on Sept. 9?
Fernando Cervantes Jr. and USA TODAY on September 7, 2026
Millions of retirees follow a three-wave Wednesday schedule, but older beneficiaries and SSI recipients have different payment dates to watch this month
What’s Open and Closed on Labor Day? Here’s What to Know
Gabe Hauari and USA TODAY on September 6, 2026
Banks, markets and delivery services will close Monday, while most stores and restaurants stay open with location-specific hours
Labor Day Weekend Gas Prices Have Never Been Higher
Daniel de Visé and USA TODAY on September 6, 2026
Drivers are paying $4.15 a gallon nationwide, while diesel has climbed to $5.85 and global conflicts keep fuel costs elevated.
Hate Paying Taxes? How to Make Sure You Don’t Pay State Taxes Twice
Medora Lee and USA TODAY on September 6, 2026
Remote workers and cross-border commuters could end up owing two states — but a few smart moves can prevent it.
Why Geography Matters for Your Estate Plan and Your Heirs
Medora Lee and USA TODAY on September 6, 2026
A single dollar over an Illinois threshold can trigger more than $220,000 in state estate taxes, showing why location belongs in your inheritance plans.
Personalized mRNA Cancer Vaccines Offer New Hope. We Explain
Janet Loehrke and USA TODAY on September 6, 2026
Experimental vaccines tailored to a tumor’s mutations have cut recurrence risk in studies, but researchers caution that broad public use remains years away.
Trump Orders Review of Wolf Protections for Ranchers
Anthony Thompson and USA TODAY on September 5, 2026
A 90-day federal review could change wolf protections, ranching rules and the debate over why beef prices have reached record highs
I Had a Perfect Credit Score. Here’s How I Got It.
Daniel de Visé and USA TODAY on September 5, 2026
It took decades of financial missteps and hard-won discipline to reach that elusive 850 — and it didn’t last long.
Labor Day Weekend Food Deals at McDonald’s, Denny’s and More
Mike Snider and USA TODAY on September 5, 2026
Save on meals, snacks and delivery through Sept. 7, with offers ranging from $2 breakfast sandwiches to discounted family bundles and free food.
Mobsters, Terrorists and Now Fraudsters: FBI’s New ‘Most Wanted’ List
Josh Meyer and USA TODAY on September 5, 2026
A new FBI list highlights three alleged schemes involving SNAP benefits, investor money and defense contracts, with rewards up to $150,000.
Still Sending Checks in the Mail? It’s Time to Stop
Daniel de Visé and USA TODAY on September 5, 2026
Check fraud topped debit and gift card scams in 2025, and a few simple changes can help protect your account when paper payments are unavoidable
These Are the Biggest Car Recalls Ahead of Labor Day Weekend
Charles Singh and USA TODAY on September 4, 2026
More than 1 million vehicles face camera or power-loss problems, but many owners can fix the defects for free with an update or dealer visit.
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