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Is ‘Sexually Transmitted Diarrhea’ a Thing? Explaining Shigella Illness
Mary Walrath-Holdridge and USA TODAY on October 9, 2026
Headlines call it “surging,” but CDC data show 13,921 cases so far this year — and a growing share resist every approved antibiotic.
6 Bank Papers You’ll Regret Losing — and 3 You’ll Regret Keeping
Stacy Johnson CPA on October 9, 2026
Most people keep the wrong papers and toss the ones that could save them thousands.
Are Banks, Post Offices Open on Columbus Day, Indigenous Peoples’ Day?
Gabe Hauari and USA TODAY on October 9, 2026
Two holidays share Monday, Oct. 12, but mail delivery stops while UPS and FedEx keep rolling, and bank deposits may be delayed.
How Much Do Shoppers Care About Fuel Efficiency? We Asked Readers
Keith Laing and USA TODAY on October 9, 2026
With gas at $4.37 and federal mpg rules set to loosen, car shoppers split on whether fuel economy even makes their top-five list.
Medicaid Work Rules Begin in 2027, and Adults 50 to 64 Could Be Hit Hardest
Kendall Blythe on October 9, 2026
One analysis says the fine print could push coverage losses well above what Congress wrote into law.
Escape to This Quiet, Laid-Back Beach Town in Panama
Rebecca Concepcion on October 9, 2026
This under-the-radar community offers a laid-back lifestyle.
Zuckerberg Already Knows Too Much About You. 5 Reasons Not to Hand Him Your Wallet.
Stacy Johnson CPA on October 9, 2026
Meta’s new AI wants your inbox, your card and your bank account. What’s protecting all that isn’t what you’d think.
Your AirTag Knows Where Your Bag Is. So Why Doesn’t the Airline?
Christopher Elliott, Special to USA TODAY on October 9, 2026
Airlines mishandled about 24 million bags in 2025, and experts say a two-tracker strategy plus a few photos at check-in can speed up recovery.
‘They Were Tracking Us.’ ICE Tracks Protesters in Secret Database
Nick Penzenstadler and USA TODAY on October 8, 2026
A USA TODAY records lawsuit turned up a 60-entry “Agitator Log” of protesters’ faces, cars and license plates, despite months of official denials.
Cash App $15M Settlement Payments Are Coming. See Who Will Get a Check
Mike Snider and USA TODAY on October 8, 2026
The $15 million agreement covers a 2021 breach affecting 8.2 million customers, but only people who filed claims by November 2024 are eligible.
Buyers Want Hybrids as Gas Prices Rise. VW SUV Fans Will Have to Wait
Keith Laing and USA TODAY on October 8, 2026
Hybrid sales jumped 23% in a year, while Volkswagen’s two best-selling SUVs may not get gas-saving versions for another two to three years.
The Essential Health Screening Checklist for Women Over 50
Kendall Blythe on October 8, 2026
You’ve come this far — now prepare yourself for the next half-century.
Workout Drink Recalled for Illegal Amphetamine-Like Substance
Mary Walrath-Holdridge and USA TODAY on October 8, 2026
The FDA says the powders contain DMAA, a banned stimulant linked to cardiovascular risks; customers can return affected tubs for a full refund.
Apple Says Some AT&T Users’ iPhone 18 Pro Max Phones Must Be Replaced
Mike Snider and USA TODAY on October 8, 2026
Apple says a software patch won’t revive phones already stuck in SOS mode, and affected owners must pursue a replacement.
Which SUVs Combine Safety, Reliability and Value?
Charles Singh and USA TODAY on October 8, 2026
The Honda HR-V starts at $26,600, while the Forester and Tucson each come in under $30,000 before you weigh safety ratings and reliability.
How Mark Cuban’s Drug Prices Compare to Corporate-Owned Pharmacies
Ken Alltucker and USA TODAY on October 8, 2026
A separate study found insured shoppers with copays of at least $15 could save by paying cash at direct-to-consumer pharmacies nearly 80% of the time.
REI Bicycles, Amazon Dressers, More Products Recalled. See List
Greta Cross and USA TODAY on October 8, 2026
Eight recalls include 42,000 mowers linked to 19 fire reports, a swing-seat fall hazard and bikes with front wheels that can loosen.
As Hurricane Isaias Approaches, Learn How to Prepare Your Home
Jennifer Borresen and USA TODAY on October 8, 2026
One overlooked step for renters is confirming who pays for storm repairs — before a hurricane puts that question to the test.
Over 16K Ram Trucks Recalled. See the Affected Models
Melina Khan and USA TODAY on October 8, 2026
A tire-pressure warning may fail, but dealers will replace the sensors at no charge; owner letters are expected to arrive Oct. 27.
Immigration Limits Threaten the Care Workforce. What Does This Mean for the Cost of Home Care?
Kendall Blythe on October 8, 2026
It already costs a median of $80,080 a year. Have you planned for that?
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