Caregiving Is an Overlooked Issue Voters Want Resolved, AARP Survey Finds

and on September 30, 2026

Between 68% and 75% of older voters in six battleground states favor caregiver support; one proposal would cover up to 20 hours of home care weekly.

The 15 Best Cities in America for Urban Gardening

on September 29, 2026

In these cities you can find plenty of growing opportunities.

Jarred Peppers Recalled after TikTok Shows Alleged Dead Mouse Inside

and on September 29, 2026

Only one 32-ounce lot is affected, and the company reports no illnesses so far; check the code before serving these peppers.

TripAdvisor Says the Best Thing to Do in the US Is Found in Vegas (Sort of)

and on September 29, 2026

TripAdvisor’s 2026 ranking puts an Arizona canyon tour booked in Las Vegas at No. 1, while Florida, Chicago and New York spots round out the list.

Top US Viewing Spot for Fall Colors Only 1 Hour Away From Pittsburgh

and on September 29, 2026

Two scenic loops weave through three Pennsylvania counties, and state officials begin weekly foliage updates Oct. 1 as fall colors approach their mid-October peak.

Your Smartwatch Says You Burned 500 Calories. 5 Reasons It’s Probably Wrong

on September 29, 2026

Three of four top smartwatches credited calories nobody burned. The worst offender may be on your wrist right now.

Your Heart Can Be Inflamed for Years Without a Symptom. 6 Ways to Cool It

on September 29, 2026

A 480,000-person study found a hidden process reshaping hearts for years before symptoms. One driver is something you can change.

Do I Have Vertigo? Here’s What Might Be Causing It

and on September 29, 2026

Vertigo affects an estimated one in five people, but the spinning sensation can stem from inner-ear problems, migraines or other conditions.

I Test Cars for a Living. These Are 3 Safety Features I Never Skip

and on September 29, 2026

A federal rule will make automatic emergency braking standard on new cars starting in 2029, but buyers can check for it now.

Want to Be a Digital Nomad? The Countries Where It’s Easiest, Hardest

and on September 29, 2026

More than 18 million Americans now work while traveling, but visa rules, banking hurdles and unreliable internet can quickly complicate life abroad.

Walmart CEO Says Company Won’t Use AI to Set Personalized Prices

and on September 28, 2026

The retailer says its shopping assistant won’t personalize prices, while digital shelf labels could let stores update costs in minutes.

Beloved Sunkist Kosher Candy Isn’t Going Away After All

and on September 28, 2026

After a brief scare, the candy maker says a new family-owned producer will preserve the sweets’ flavor and kosher certification.

Medicare Unveils 2027 Rates for Private Medicare, Part D Plans

and on September 28, 2026

The average Part D premium is projected to rise by less than $1; drug lists and provider networks may still shift before enrollment.

Blood Pressure Medication Recalled Nationwide. See Affected Drug

and on September 28, 2026

The FDA says patients generally can keep taking certain Class II recalled medicines, but advises checking with a doctor or pharmacist before making changes.

Here’s When GM CFO Paul Jacobson Expects EV Costs Will Go Down and Why

and on September 28, 2026

A new battery chemistry slated for 2028 could cut pack costs by thousands of dollars per vehicle while improving range.

Trump: Lower MPG Rules Will Cut Car Prices by $1,300. Critics Disagree

and on September 28, 2026

The rollback could trim sticker prices, but with gas at $4.47 a gallon, drivers may pay more over time to fuel less-efficient vehicles.

The Hidden Risks of Exosome Treatments

and on September 28, 2026

The FDA has warned about unapproved exosome products, whose ingredients and long-term safety can be difficult for patients to verify.

New Colon Cancer Screening Rules: When to Start, When to Stop and Which Test to Use

on September 28, 2026

The starting age dropped, a blood test joined the list, and there’s now an age doctors say to quit.

Retirement Is Not the Problem. It’s the Decades That Follow.

on September 27, 2026

A 96-year-old psychologist who has spent decades studying life transitions reveals the “freedom paradox” — and why total autonomy in your 80s and 90s can feel more like a vacuum than a reward.

Sardines Are Packed with Nutrients. But Should You Eat Them Often?

and on September 27, 2026

A single can provides protein, omega-3s, calcium and vitamin D, but sodium, purines and allergies can make this pantry staple a poor fit for some readers

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