Court Limits COVID Tax Refund Claims but Americans Should Hang On

and on July 28, 2026

A new Tax Court ruling narrows which COVID-era penalty claims qualify for refunds, but lawyers say the multi-year appeals fight is just beginning.

Volkswagen Recalls over 57K Vehicles. See Affected Models

and on July 28, 2026

A low-voltage glitch can blank your rearview camera — check if your Atlas or Atlas Cross Sport needs the free dealer fix.

Looking for a Midsize or Large Sedan? Here Are Our Best Picks for 2026

, and on July 28, 2026

Sedans now start under $30,000 and beat SUVs by up to 10 mpg — see the Camry, Genesis G80 and Lexus ES models leading 2026’s comeback.

Over 12,000 Pounds of Bacon Recalled. See Affected Products

and on July 28, 2026

A paperwork violation, not a safety scare, triggered this recall—check your bacon’s sell-by date and toss it if it matches these codes.

National Chicken Wing Day Deals at Buffalo Wild Wings, Wingstop, More

and on July 28, 2026

From free wings at Buffalo Wild Wings to a $3,000 Ticketmaster giveaway at Wingstop, here’s every deal worth grabbing Wednesday

Nationwide Recall Issued for This Thyroid Medication. See Products

and on July 27, 2026

Some pills are ‘subpotent’ — check these lot numbers and expiration dates before your next dose.

See Full List of Recalled Eggs Tied to Salmonella Cases

and on July 27, 2026

Nearly 100 illnesses across 17 states are linked to eggs sold at Kroger and other stores — here’s the code to check your carton for.

3,000 Gallons of Cold Brew Recalled for Risk of Deadly Toxin

and on July 27, 2026

Improper storage of this coffee product could breed a toxin that causes paralysis — here’s which states got it and the symptoms to watch for.

Is the Toyota RAV4 or Mazda CX-50 the Better Hybrid SUV?

and on July 27, 2026

One SUV goes over 500 miles without ever plugging in; the other starts under $35,000 — here’s which trade-off suits your driving habits.

13 People Sick in Fourth Cruise Ship GI Outbreak in Less Than 2 Months

and on July 27, 2026

A National Geographic-Lindblad ship has sickened guests four times since May, and investigators still don’t know why.

How Much Sweating Is Too Much? Here’s What You Can Do About It

and on July 27, 2026

A dermatologist explains when profuse sweating is just genetics — and when it could signal a thyroid issue or worse.

Shein Warns of Trump Tariff Impact After Posting Quarterly Loss

and on July 26, 2026

Shoppers may soon pay more: the retailer posted a $99 million loss and plans to raise U.S. prices to offset new tariffs

This Popular European City Just Introduced a Tourist Tax. What to Know

and on July 26, 2026

Edinburgh now tacks a 5% nightly fee onto hotel and Airbnb bills, with the surcharge expected to raise $67 million a year for city upkeep.

Cities Conserve as Colorado River Reservoir Faces ‘Dead Pool’ Crisis

and on July 26, 2026

Lake Powell sits at its lowest late-summer level ever, and Southwest cities are racing to cut water use before household costs climb.

Trump Made a Big Bitcoin Push. Investors Aren’t Biting

and on July 26, 2026

Nearly half of America’s crypto owners have already bailed, even as Bitcoin ETFs and retirement plans open the door wider.

The Real Cost of Waiting: How Deferred HVAC Maintenance Hits Your Budget Later

and on July 25, 2026

A $200 part ignored today can snowball into a $12,000 AC replacement — here’s the hidden math behind skipping tune-ups.

Our Picks for the Most Budget-Friendly Cars of 2026 So Far

and on July 25, 2026

A $22,290 Kia sedan headlines our tested picks for dodging the $1,000-a-month new-car payment trap plaguing nearly 10% of buyers.

Construction Jobs’ Big Pay Raises Make Trades the ‘It’ Career in 2026

and on July 25, 2026

Median pay for job-hopping tradespeople now tops $59,100, beating every other industry for nearly three years running.

Why Is Malcolm Jamal Warner’s Widow Suing His Mother, and Can She Win?

and on July 25, 2026

A broken prenup promise and an un-updated 1996 trust show why marriage should always trigger an estate-plan review.

Duo Made $1.7M Selling Over 6 Million Fake USPS Stamps, Feds Allege

and on July 24, 2026

Federal agents say one man used his day job at a media company to help peddle knockoff flag stamps nationwide.

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