In This Red State, Cattle Ranchers Are Fuming. They Blame Trump.
Zachary Schermele and USA TODAY on August 28, 2026
A 90-day beef import plan could reshape grocery prices while squeezing ranchers already coping with a 75-year-low cattle herd.
Was Your Air Fryer Recalled? See Which Brands Were Pulled From Store Shelves
Cecilia Garzella and USA TODAY on August 28, 2026
More than 3 million units have been recalled for fire, burn and wiring hazards, and some owners may qualify for refunds or replacements.
Canada Unveils $20B in Tariffs to Match U.S. Duties ‘Dollar for Dollar’
Bart Jansen and USA TODAY on August 28, 2026
Canada’s new duties cover 700 products, including steel, clothing, appliances and electronics, as economists warn U.S. shoppers may face higher costs
Nearly 25K Pounds of Frozen Buffalo Chicken Products Recalled: See List
Gabe Hauari and USA TODAY on August 28, 2026
A Class I recall affects two Buffalo chicken appetizers shipped to food-service locations in five New England states, with no illnesses reported so far
Gas Prices Are Climbing. How It Impacts Your Wallet
Betty Lin-Fisher and USA TODAY on August 28, 2026
Gasoline has topped $4 a gallon, and higher diesel costs could raise prices for groceries, deliveries, shipping and other everyday purchases.
Rates and Inflation in Focus as Fed Chair Preps for Jackson Hole Debut
Rachel Barber and USA TODAY on August 28, 2026
The Fed’s next move could reshape borrowing costs and savings returns as inflation stays above target and long-term rates reach a two-decade high
How Much Does It Cost to Own a Cat? One Expense Jacks Up the Price
Maddie Rhodes and USA TODAY on August 28, 2026
Annual costs can range from $577 to $4,044 before adoption fees and startup expenses, with insurance creating the widest swing.
Are Food Recalls Increasing Under RFK? What the Data Reveals
Dian Zhang and USA TODAY on August 28, 2026
A record-setting outbreak sickened more than 17,000 people, raising questions about what recall numbers really say about the safety of your groceries.
Buying a Sports Team Is a Better Investment Than Stocks or Gold, Data Shows
Jared Beilby and USA TODAY on August 28, 2026
The Seahawks’ $194 million 1997 purchase became a $9.6 billion sale, but the comparison leaves out costs ordinary investors rarely face.
Don’t Hold Your Pee In. Here’s Why
Alexandra Frost and USA TODAY on August 28, 2026
Frequently delaying bathroom breaks may leave some people more vulnerable to urinary problems, especially when other health conditions affect bladder function
Shrinkflation Hits Housing as New Homes Get Smaller and Prices Swell
Medora Lee and USA TODAY on August 28, 2026
New homes averaged 315 fewer square feet in 2025 than a decade earlier, while the cost for each square foot jumped 71.9% nationwide
Ranking the 10 Cars I’ve Tested in 2026: Which Is No. 1?
Keith Laing and USA TODAY on August 27, 2026
Prices range from $24,650 to $81,850, but the most expensive SUV did not take the top spot in this real-world test
The Most Popular Spots on Every Cruise and When to Avoid Them
Nathan Diller and USA TODAY on August 27, 2026
Travelers can avoid crowds and long lines on cruise ships by visiting popular venues like the buffet and pool deck during off-peak times or on port days.
The Best Minivans of 2026 So Far Include Toyota and Honda Models
Charles Singh and USA TODAY on August 27, 2026
Hybrid powertrains, seating flexibility and fuel economy distinguish three family haulers, with starting prices ranging from $41,320 to $43,195.
Healthcare Company Recalls Multiple Injectables: See Affected Drugs
Mary Walrath-Holdridge, Michelle Del Rey and USA TODAY on August 27, 2026
The FDA warns that contaminated products may cause blood clots or organ damage, and some supplies could be sitting in home health settings
What States Have the Highest Amount of Car Debt? Here Are the Top 10
Keith Laing and USA TODAY on August 27, 2026
A new study finds drivers in one state devote 17.3% of disposable income to auto loans, while national car debt has nearly doubled since 2003.
Hundreds Are Missing in Nepal. Would You Know What to Do?
Eve Chen, Nathan Diller and USA TODAY on August 27, 2026
Medical evacuations can cost $100,000 or more, making a few simple preparations and the right travel coverage especially important abroad
Atlanta Couple Defrauded Nearly $10 Million from Amazon, Feds Say
Irene Wright and USA TODAY on August 27, 2026
More than 1,000 fake invoices funded luxury vehicles, a $1 million home and a second attempted fraud while the couple was out on bond.
How Does Cinnamon Affect Blood Sugar?
Gavin Escott and USA TODAY on August 27, 2026
Studies suggest a small possible benefit, but experts say fiber-rich foods, exercise and prescribed medication matter far more for steady blood sugar
These Moms Say Travel Teaches Lessons School Can’t. Are They Right?
Kathleen Wong and USA TODAY on August 27, 2026
Traveling outside school breaks can trim a family vacation by as much as $5,000, while giving children classroom lessons in museums, cultures and problem-solving.
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