These Airport Lounges Beat the Crowds and Won Over Travelers
Nathan Diller and USA TODAY on August 19, 2026
A 2026 survey found 39% of lounge visitors were motivated by airport food prices, even as nearly half encountered moderate or severe crowding.
How Much Does It Cost to Own a Dog? An Expert Breaks It Down
Maddie Rhodes and USA TODAY on August 19, 2026
Annual expenses can reach $2,932, while pet insurance alone may cost as much as $1,414 before unexpected vet bills arrive.
Dunkin’s Fall Menu with Pumpkin Spice Latte Returns
Mike Snider and USA TODAY on August 19, 2026
The $6 Meal Deal is back, while members can stack limited-time bonus-point offers on drinks, breakfast and app orders through September.
What Travelers Should Know About Europe’s New ETIAS and EES
Kathleen Wong and USA TODAY on August 19, 2026
Biometric checks are already active, while a separate $23 authorization for Americans remains delayed as Europe updates its borders
New Program Wants California Drivers to Have Fuel-Efficient Tires
Noe Padilla and USA TODAY on August 18, 2026
California estimates the rules could add $24 to a tire set but save drivers $179 through lower fuel and electricity use
Jalapeños Sold at Costco Recalled: See Affected Products
Mary Walrath-Holdridge and USA TODAY on August 18, 2026
A handful of Texas Costco locations sold the peppers, identified by seven lot codes and five production dates, before the company halted distribution.
Is My Pet’s Food Safe? How to Read Labels and Store Meals Amid Recalls
Lauren Paige Richeson and USA TODAY on August 18, 2026
A recalled raw dog food lot affected 639 bags, and label details such as lot codes and life-stage claims can help protect pets and owners
How Often Can You Change Jobs for More Money? The Rules of ‘Job-Hopping.’
Daniel de Visé and USA TODAY on August 18, 2026
While changing jobs can boost income, experts warn that staying in roles for less than two to three years may flag you as a job-hopper, though the stigma is fading as modern career paths become less linear.
Lyme-Carrying Ticks Are Moving South, CDC Warns: ER Visits Could Rise
Janet Loehrke and USA TODAY on August 18, 2026
A warming climate is expanding tick habitats, while prompt showers and careful body checks can lower the chance of infection after outdoor trips.
More Than 1,600 Pounds of Pickled Products Recalled: See Items
Mary Walrath-Holdridge and USA TODAY on August 18, 2026
The products lack required USDA inspection seals and may still be in pantries because the jars carry a two-year shelf life.
Trump Praises Joe Rogan-Backed Ibogaine. What Is It?
Sara Moniuszko, Gavin Escott and USA TODAY on August 18, 2026
The compound remains illegal in the United States, but new federal research could test whether its addiction-treatment promise outweighs serious risks.
The New Way Zion Visitors Can Explore Rugged Trails
Eve Chen and USA TODAY on August 18, 2026
A free all-terrain wheelchair, trail restrictions and a disability-access pass could change how some visitors plan their Zion trip.
Jeep, Chrysler, More Vehicles Recalled: See List of Affected Cars
Melina Khan and USA TODAY on August 18, 2026
A missing rearview image could create a safety hazard, but owners will receive a free software fix and mailed notices starting in September.
BMW Recalls Over 27K Vehicles: See the Affected Models
Anthony Thompson and USA TODAY on August 18, 2026
A driveshaft defect can cause power loss or let an unsecured BMW roll away, but owners can get inspections and repairs at no cost.
5 of the Best EV Discounts Available Before Summer Ends
Keith Laing and USA TODAY on August 18, 2026
Automakers are offering up to $10,000 in bonus cash on outgoing 2026 models, but several deals expire by Aug. 31.
Over 48K Toyota Vehicles Recalled: See the Affected Models
Taylor Ardrey and USA TODAY on August 18, 2026
Owners of affected Tacomas should watch for mailed notices and can get replacement shock absorber assemblies at no charge if needed
Is Trump’s ‘America First Trade Policy’ Working for Americans?
Dana Taylor and USA TODAY on August 18, 2026
A proposed 50% tariff on some Canadian goods is only one piece of a shifting trade policy that could affect prices, businesses and congressional power.
What a Cardiologist of 20 Years Eats in a Day
Sara Moniuszko and USA TODAY on August 18, 2026
A cardiologist of 20 years tells you exactly what’s on the menu for heart health.
What a Social Security Champion’s Primary Loss Spells for the Program
Medora Lee and USA TODAY on August 18, 2026
The program’s trust fund is projected to run short in 2032, potentially cutting average monthly checks by about $500 without congressional action.
Why This Low-Impact Yoga Workout Is Gentler on Your Joints
Daryl Austin and USA TODAY on August 18, 2026
Buoyancy can support your weight and reduce strain, but people with certain conditions should get medical guidance before entering the pool.
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