He Bought It Just for the Trip. The Airline Damaged It Before Landing
Zach Wichter and USA TODAY on July 14, 2026
A new electric wheelchair broke mid-flight, leaving a disabled traveler reliant on family — and the airline’s makeup credit expires by November.
Where You’ll Find America’s Cheapest Burger, Fries Combos
Michelle Del Rey and USA TODAY on July 13, 2026
Austin’s $12.94 burger-and-fries combo is the nation’s cheapest, but even that price jumped about $2 in just one year, DoorDash found.
Ford Wants to Beat Chinese Maker BYD at the Cheap EV Game. Here’s How
Keith Laing and USA TODAY on July 13, 2026
Ford’s CEO says a radically redesigned $30,000 electric pickup, arriving by 2027, could rival the Model T’s impact.
The Secret to Booking a Five-Star Hotel for Under $150 a Night
Kathleen Wong and USA TODAY on July 13, 2026
Hotels.com data shows international five-star stays average $250 a night versus $370 in the U.S., with some destinations dipping below $150.
CBS Journalist Reveals the ‘Dangerous’ Scam That Nearly Cost Him Big
Taijuan Moorman and USA TODAY on July 13, 2026
A caller with his bank badge ID and personal details nearly talked him into draining his account in cash — here’s what stopped him.
Meet Airstream’s Most Affordable Travel Trailer. Who Should Buy It?
Charles Singh and USA TODAY on July 13, 2026
This entry-level trailer starts under $65,000 and can be towed by a midsize SUV — here’s who it’s really built for.
Your Old Bed Bath & Beyond Coupon May Pay Off. But You Have to Act Fast
Gabe Hauari and USA TODAY on July 13, 2026
Bring any old coupon to a store today for a shot at winning a $100,000 home makeover or cash prizes up to $500.
Are Gas Prices Creeping Up Again in Atlanta? What Tracking Data Shows
Irene Wright and USA TODAY on July 13, 2026
Metro Atlanta gas has climbed for a week straight, with one price point now 60 cents above last year’s mark.
Chick-fil-A Cow Appreciation Day Is July 14. How to Get Free Food
Gabe Hauari and USA TODAY on July 13, 2026
Dress like a cow at any Chick-fil-A on July 14 and score a free entree — no app, delivery order, or purchase required.
Thousands of Grills Sold at Walmart, Lowe’s Recalled
Julia Gomez and USA TODAY on July 13, 2026
The pizza-oven window can shatter without warning, and regulators have already logged 37 incident reports — here’s how to claim your $500 refund.
Congress May Try to Fix FEMA. Is This Controversial Agency Broken?
Dinah Voyles Pulver and USA TODAY on July 13, 2026
A bipartisan bill would pull FEMA out of Homeland Security and make it a Cabinet-level agency reporting straight to the president.
Olive Garden Pasta Pass Is Back. How to Snag Yours
Drew Pittock and USA TODAY on July 13, 2026
Just 10,000 $100 passes buy 13 weeks of unlimited pasta — but they typically sell out within minutes.
The Great Wealth Transfer Will Be Smaller Than You Think
Daniel de Visé and USA TODAY on July 13, 2026
A new Visa report finds $93 trillion in boomer wealth could shrink to just $36 trillion by the time it reaches heirs.
Social Security Checks Go Out This Week. Who Gets Paid?
Fernando Cervantes Jr. and USA TODAY on July 13, 2026
Payments land Wednesday for those born July 2-11, as a think tank floats capping benefits at $100,000 to shore up the program’s finances.
How to Walk to Reap the Cardio Benefits, According to Experts
Alexandra Frost and USA TODAY on July 13, 2026
A physical therapist breaks down the five heart-rate zones that decide whether your daily stroll actually counts as real cardio training.
Small Business Creation Is Booming. What’s Contributing to the Rise?
Rachel Barber and USA TODAY on July 13, 2026
Business filings jumped 17% this year as laid-off job seekers, side hustlers and AI tools turn spare time into storefronts.
Your Water Bill Could Skyrocket Due to Climate Change, Study Says
Doyle Rice and USA TODAY on July 12, 2026
A Stanford study finds some cities’ water bills could double within decades, pushing poorer households toward impossible trade-offs.
Night Sweats Can Ruin Sleep. Here’s What You Can Do About Them
Alexandra Frost and USA TODAY on July 12, 2026
A Mount Sinai OB/GYN explains the fabric swaps and prescription options that can end years of drenched sheets during menopause.
Americans Fear This Retirement Setback More Than Death
Daniel de Visé and USA TODAY on July 12, 2026
A 67% majority now dread outliving their savings more than dying, and long-term care costs are a big reason why.
Is It Safe to Dine Out? Restaurants Respond to Explosive Diarrhea Bug
Eduardo Cuevas, Terry Collins and USA TODAY on July 11, 2026
Some restaurants are quietly pulling lettuce and parsley from menus while major chains stay silent as cyclospora cases top 840 nationwide.
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