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Give Dad the Gift of Free Food with These Father’s Day 2026 Deals

and on June 19, 2026

With Father’s Day spending expected to hit a record $27.9 billion, here are the restaurant deals and promo codes that can help Dad eat well for less.

Millions Fewer People Are Receiving SNAP Food Aid. Is That a Good Thing?

and on June 19, 2026

Since new work requirements took effect, 4 million Americans have lost SNAP benefits — including seniors and people with disabilities who can’t satisfy the new rules.

Here Are 25 High-Paying Jobs for College Grads, Including Arts Majors

and on June 19, 2026

From arts to business to humanities, new grad salaries range widely — but one field’s top earners clear $206,000 a year, according to Labor Department data.

Trump Promised Lower Gas Prices. Here’s What’s Happening at the Pump.

, and on June 18, 2026

Gas fell below $4 a gallon after the Iran ceasefire — but a fuel-market quirk called ‘rockets and feathers’ means the relief arrives far more slowly than prices rose.

I Drove the Expensive Genesis G90. Is It Worth the Money?

and on June 18, 2026

A week behind the wheel of a $92,700 luxury sedan reveals why Genesis is giving Mercedes-Benz and BMW a genuine run for their money.

Summer Travelers Get Positive News on Gas Prices. Will They Keep Going Down?

and on June 18, 2026

After a U.S.-Iran ceasefire deal, experts say the $3.99 national gas average could drop toward $3.70 — or even below $3 — by year’s end.

Parent PLUS Borrowers Risk Forgiveness, Repayment Options After July 1

and on June 18, 2026

Parent PLUS loan holders who don’t consolidate into a Direct Consolidation Loan before July 1 will permanently lose access to income-driven repayment plans and Public Service Loan Forgiveness.

Is the Stock Market Open or Closed on Juneteenth 2026? See Schedule

and on June 18, 2026

United States stock markets will be closed Friday, June 19, for Juneteenth — and the NYSE and Nasdaq won’t reopen until Monday, June 22.

Why National Parks Aren’t Free on Juneteenth

and on June 18, 2026

The National Park Service quietly swapped Juneteenth off its fee-free calendar, replacing it with Flag Day — which also happens to be President Trump’s birthday.

Visit California State Historic Parks for Free with Special Pass

and on June 17, 2026

California’s free Historian Passport — normally $50 — gives up to four guests unlimited access to 52 historic sites through July 6.

Sleep Number Files Bankruptcy, Plans $415M Sale

and on June 17, 2026

The smart-bed giant entered Chapter 11 with $672 million in debt — and has a $415 million deal that could reshape the North American mattress market.

Trump Targets Hospital Prices in ‘Anticompetitive’ Contracts

and on June 17, 2026

Banning the secret contracts hospitals use to block cheaper competitors could save families $1,755 a year in premiums, a new White House report finds.

61.4M Expected to Drive for July 4, Despite Costs. See the Worst Times

and on June 17, 2026

Gas prices are at a four-year high and flights cost 5% more, but 72.2 million Americans are still hitting the road and skies for July 4.

CarShield vs. Endurance: Pros, Cons, and Who Should Choose Each

and on June 17, 2026

CarShield paid $10 million to settle FTC deceptive-marketing claims — and Endurance faces a similar class action — so here’s what both companies won’t tell you upfront.

Best Budgeting Apps of 2026: Which One Is Right for Your Money Goals?

and on June 17, 2026

Nine apps earned top ratings in our 2026 ranking, but which budgeting tool best fits your wallet — and which two are completely free?

8 Best Window Installers in 2026 Ranked for Cost, Quality and Value

and on June 17, 2026

Window replacement can run anywhere from $270 to $4,000 per window — here’s how eight top-rated companies compare on cost, warranties, and energy efficiency.

With Storms Brewing, You Might Have a Chance to Change Your Flight

and on June 17, 2026

At least four major airlines are waiving flight change fees for travelers booked through storm-affected cities — but most rebooking windows close today.

Experts Say Silver Won’t Hit $100 Again Anytime Soon. Here’s Why

and on June 17, 2026

Silver hit $121.65 per ounce in January 2026 before crashing — here’s what analysts say must happen before it can reach $100 again.

What Travel Experts Love Most about Flying (and What Airlines Get Wrong)

and on June 17, 2026

Frequent flyers, travel journalists, and a flight attendant reveal what they still love about aviation — and the boarding and customer service failures airlines keep getting wrong.

America’s Housing: Unaffordable, Unavailable. Many of Us Are Giving Up

, and on June 17, 2026

A new Harvard report finds 22.7 million renter households are cost-burdened, new household formation has cratered to Great Recession levels, and existing home sales sit at three-decade lows.

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