Trump Explores Federal Government Acquiring Shares in AI Companies
Joey Garrison and USA TODAY on June 5, 2026
Trump is discussing having the government take equity stakes in AI firms, with investment returns potentially flowing to American households as dividends.
Toyota Recalls 81,000 Vehicles. See Affected Models
Michelle Del Rey and USA TODAY on June 5, 2026
Four Toyota and Lexus models are affected, including the 2024-2025 Land Cruiser Hybrid — and dealers will update the software free of charge starting July 12.
Burlington Opening 14 New US Locations in June. Here’s Where
Fernando Cervantes Jr. and USA TODAY on June 5, 2026
Burlington is adding 14 stores across 10 states this month as the off-price retailer races toward its goal of more than 100 new locations by year’s end.
US Added 172,000 Jobs in May. What It Means for the Economy.
Andrea Riquier, Rachel Barber and USA TODAY on June 5, 2026
Employers added nearly twice as many jobs as analysts expected in May, and the wage growth could push the Fed toward a rate hike this fall.
11 of the Safest Small Cars Under $10K That You Can Buy for Your Teen
Keith Laing and USA TODAY on June 5, 2026
The Insurance Institute for Highway Safety and Consumer Reports vetted 45 used cars and narrowed the list to models under $10,000 that pass crash tests and have automatic emergency braking — with prices starting at $4,600.
Travelers From This US Airport Can Now Go Through Remote TSA Screening
Kathleen Wong and USA TODAY on June 5, 2026
Boston Logan launched the first U.S. remote TSA screening site in Framingham — letting travelers clear security before boarding a direct bus to their gate for just $9.
The 20 Highest-Paying Jobs in America? Doctors, Doctors, More Doctors.
Daniel de Visé and USA TODAY on June 5, 2026
Of the 20 best-paid U.S. occupations, 19 are doctors — and each extra year of medical training translates to $143,000 more in annual pay.
Amazon Sued over Ring Facial Recognition, Plaintiffs Seeking $5M
Michelle Del Rey and USA TODAY on June 4, 2026
A class-action lawsuit accuses Amazon’s Ring cameras of secretly scanning and storing the faces of strangers — including delivery workers and passersby — without consent.
Amazon Is Giving Away Free Groceries for a Year — Here’s How to Enter
Rachel Cortez and USA TODAY on June 4, 2026
Amazon is giving 100 lucky shoppers $10,000 in gift cards each — and you don’t need a Prime membership or a purchase to enter, just a daily click through June 22.
Applebee’s Franchisee Files Bankruptcy Amid Wave of Closures
Saleen Martin and USA TODAY on June 4, 2026
An Atlanta-based Applebee’s franchisee with up to $50 million in liabilities has filed for Chapter 11 — shuttering 10 Florida and Georgia locations while 53 more go up for sale.
Apple Closing 3 Stores in These 3 States in June. See Locations
Greta Cross and USA TODAY on June 4, 2026
Three Apple retail locations in Connecticut, California, and Maryland will permanently close June 20, as declining mall conditions prompt the tech giant’s exit.
American Airlines Suspends Several Routes. See Impacted Flights
Julia Gomez and USA TODAY on June 4, 2026
Six American Airlines routes connecting Los Angeles and Charlotte to cities in the Midwest, East Coast, and California are going dark this August and September — with refunds available for affected travelers.
Subaru Recalls Nearly 70K Vehicles. See Affected Models
Michelle Del Rey and USA TODAY on June 4, 2026
Nearly 70,000 Subaru Foresters and Forester Hybrids from the 2026 model year are under recall for moonroof glass that can detach at speed — free dealer inspections and repairs begin this summer.
Firing Federal Workers Just Got Easier. Trump EO Targets 8,000 Workers
Swapna Venugopal Ramaswamy and USA TODAY on June 4, 2026
A new executive order converts nearly 8,000 senior career federal employees into at-will workers — far fewer than the 50,000 the administration originally projected reclassifying.
The Not-So-Secret Ways Your iPhone Can Convert, Track Travel Expenses
Cody Godwin and USA TODAY on June 4, 2026
Your iPhone’s built-in Calculator app doubles as a live currency converter, and the Notes app can automatically total every flight, hotel and meal without a single calculation.
A Broken Wheelchair, a 12-Hour Wait and a Preventable Mistake
Zach Wichter and USA TODAY on June 4, 2026
An airline baggage handler forced a power wheelchair through a cargo door it didn’t fit, stranding a disabled traveler for 12 hours — and the airline’s remedy was a $400 voucher.
New SNAP Work Rules Are in Effect. What You Should Know
Mary Walrath-Holdridge and USA TODAY on June 3, 2026
New SNAP rules took effect June 1 in major states, expanding work requirements to veterans and adults through age 65 — and an estimated 3.5 million have already lost benefits.
Ford Recalls Nearly 420,000 Vehicles. See the Affected Models
Saman Shafiq and USA TODAY on June 3, 2026
Seat belts on 2018–2022 Ford Expeditions and Lincoln Navigators may lock unexpectedly, raising crash injury risk — here’s whether your vehicle qualifies for a free repair.
I Drove the 2026 Mazda3. Features, Pricing Make It a Top Compact Car
Keith Laing and USA TODAY on June 3, 2026
Starting at under $25,000 with top safety scores and 34 mpg highway, the Mazda3 makes a compelling case as one of the last affordable new cars left.
Older Americans Own a Third of US Homes. How Should They Pass Them On?
Medora Lee and USA TODAY on June 3, 2026
Boomers hold $13.8 trillion in home equity, and estate lawyers say many families are choosing the wrong tool to pass it on.
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