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Kohl’s Unveils New $10 and Under ‘Deal Bar’ in Stores

and on February 18, 2026

Kohl’s has introduced a new discounted department called the “Deal Bar” at the front of its stores, featuring a variety of gifts and seasonal items for under $10.

Inherited IRA Rules Changed. Don’t Get Mired in High Taxes, Penalties

and on February 18, 2026

Beneficiaries of inherited IRAs must adhere to new rules effective in 2025, including a 10-year distribution window and potential required minimum distributions, to avoid significant IRS penalties and taxes.

Trump Wants Private Equity in 401(k)s. Voters Approve.

and on February 18, 2026

A new survey from BlackRock indicates that two-thirds of registered voters support policies expanding access to private equity and other alternative investments within 401(k) retirement plans.

Gotta Catch ‘Em All! Logan Paul Sells Pokémon Card for $16.4 Million

and on February 17, 2026

YouTube personality Logan Paul sold a 1998 Pokémon Pikachu Illustrator card, encased in a custom diamond necklace, for $16.4 million in a Goldin online auction, breaking the Guinness World Record for the most expensive Pokémon card sold at auction.

BJ’s Wholesale Club Salmon Recalled in 7 States Due to Listeria Risk

and on February 17, 2026

Salmon sold at BJ’s Wholesale Club stores in seven East Coast states has been recalled due to potential Listeria contamination, though no illnesses have been reported.

What Is Prebiotic Soda? Pepsi’s Version Now Available Nationwide

and on February 17, 2026

Pepsi’s new prebiotic cola promises gut health benefits with fiber-rich ingredients, but experts question whether these trendy sodas deliver meaningful health improvements.

Beads, Chickens, and King Cake: How Louisiana Celebrates Mardi Gras

, and on February 17, 2026

As the rest of the world prepares for Valentine’s Day, Louisiana trades pink and red for purple, green, and gold to celebrate Mardi Gras with unique traditions ranging from New Orleans parades to Cajun country festivities.

Your Heating Bills May Leave You ‘Speechless’ After Arctic Blast

and on February 17, 2026

Millions of Americans are bracing for sticker shock as an extended Arctic blast drove heating demand and utility bills sharply higher, leaving some households facing electricity and heating costs hundreds of dollars above normal.

Roth IRA Conversions Gain Traction as Gen X Ages — Should You Convert?

and on February 17, 2026

Roth IRA conversions are surging as Gen X nears retirement but advisers caution the decision hinges on individual tax situations, with tools like Vanguard’s BETR calculator helping determine when converting makes financial sense.

Americans, Not Other Countries, Paid Trump’s Tariffs in 2025

and on February 16, 2026

A New York Fed report finds that nearly 90% of the cost of President Trump’s 2025 tariffs was borne by American consumers and companies, contradicting his claim that foreign producers paid the burden.

What’s Open and Closed on Presidents Day 2026? Here’s What to Know

and on February 15, 2026

Planning your Monday around the federal holiday? Here’s your guide to which businesses and services will be open or closed on Presidents Day.

What to Know About How the DHS Shutdown Could Affect You

, and on February 15, 2026

Critical services like airport security, disaster relief and border protection face potential disruptions as the Department of Homeland Security shutdown continues with no resolution in sight.

Millennial Women Are Getting Cancer. This Website Is Helping Them.

and on February 15, 2026

The platform offers everything from treatment advice to product recommendations.

Does the Constitution Protect Begging? Supreme Court Asked to Decide

and on February 15, 2026

Alabama wants the Supreme Court to rule that panhandling isn’t protected speech, potentially giving cities more tools to address homelessness through criminalization rather than social services.

Most States Don’t Tax Social Security, but Some Still Do — See a List

and on February 15, 2026

Most retirees don’t have to worry about state taxes on their Social Security benefits, but nine states still impose them with varying income thresholds and exemptions.

A DHS Shutdown Is Coming. Why Travelers Should Brace for Impact.

and on February 13, 2026

A political impasse in Congress has pushed the Department of Homeland Security toward a partial shutdown that could disrupt TSA operations, delay pay for roughly 61,000 airport employees, hinder FEMA disaster reimbursements and affect travelers, boaters and DHS workers until lawmakers reach an agreement.

It Wouldn’t Be Valentine’s Day Without Chocolate, No Matter the Cost

and on February 13, 2026

Despite elevated prices from supply-chain pressures and a 2025 price spike, Americans overwhelmingly plan to indulge in chocolate this Valentine’s Day—92% hope to receive it and many will buy it for themselves—because they see it as an affordable, iconic expression of love and connection.

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