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When Is Flu Season in Washington, D.C.? Do I Have Flu Symptoms?
Mike Stunson and USA TODAY NETWORK on September 23, 2026
Flu activity typically rises in October and peaks from December through February, but sudden aches and fatigue can help distinguish it from a cold.
Ozempic Won’t Save Your Memory, the First Big Alzheimer’s Trial Finds
Stacy Johnson CPA on September 23, 2026
The headlines said the weight-loss drug might guard your memory. Then researchers ran the real test on nearly 4,000 people.
Over 98K Rivian Vehicles Recalled. See Impacted Models
Taylor Ardrey and USA TODAY on September 23, 2026
An over-the-air fix is available at no charge, but owners may not receive recall letters until Nov. 9.
5 New 2027 Cars Worth Watching, According to a Car Tester
Charles Singh and USA TODAY on September 23, 2026
From a $24,990 redesigned SUV to a $73,495 Corvette, these upcoming models span practical transportation and high-performance luxury.
Woman Says She Warned 49ers About Fake Player Scam Months Before Arrest
Scooby Axson and USA TODAY on September 23, 2026
The FBI says more than 60 women have reported losses in an alleged scheme involving fake investments and online dating apps.
She Paid $805 for Travel Insurance. Then Came the Surprise.
Christopher Elliott, Special to USA TODAY on September 23, 2026
An $805 policy covered neither a shortened itinerary nor a $4,500 ticket, while narrow weather guarantees offered travelers different fine print
Where the U.S. EV Market Stands a Year After Trump Ended Tax Credits
Keith Laing and USA TODAY on September 22, 2026
EV sales plunged nearly 47% year over year in August, yet lower-priced models and state rebates are reshaping the market for shoppers.
New DOT Rule May Make It Harder to Receive Compensation for Flight Delays
Kathleen Wong and USA TODAY on September 22, 2026
Starting Oct. 19, 10 types of disruptions will be reclassified, potentially leaving travelers without meal, hotel or refund assistance after long delays.
7 Mistakes That Could Be Hurting Your Memory Every Day
Gillian Manning on September 22, 2026
These daily habits could be sabotaging your memory — and they’re more unassuming than you may think.
10 Hidden Phone Features That Solve Everyday Annoyances
Gillian Manning on September 22, 2026
Learn these simple phone features that can solve common frustrations and inconveniences.
7 Reasons You Might Not Want a Video Doorbell
Maryalene LaPonsie on September 22, 2026
It seems like everyone has a video doorbell nowadays, but here’s why you should consider passing on these devices.
GA Senator Questions DOJ Over License Plate Reader Camera Misuse Cases
Irene Wright and USA TODAY on September 22, 2026
A bipartisan letter highlights how widely vehicle-location data is shared, how long it can be stored, and why lawmakers want federal guardrails.
I Drove the Rugged, Capable 2026 Honda Passport. Is It Worth Buying?
Charles Singh and USA TODAY on September 22, 2026
With seven trims, standard all-wheel drive and a $44,950 starting price, this SUV balances family practicality against higher fuel costs.
Alcohol Use Dips for the First Time Since COVID Pandemic, Study Finds
Saleen Martin and USA TODAY on September 22, 2026
A national survey found heavy drinking fell overall, but adults ages 50 to 64 saw a sharp increase compared with pre-pandemic levels.
Vance, Oz Probe Cuts Off Subsidies to Thousands of Obamacare Enrollees
Ken Alltucker and USA TODAY on September 22, 2026
The move could affect coverage costs for people whose income, employer benefits or enrollment records no longer qualify for federal help.
Jaguar Land Rover Recalls Over 23,000 Vehicles. See Affected Models
Greta Cross and USA TODAY on September 22, 2026
A software fix will add a limp-home warning, while owners can check nine affected models and contact the automaker about free repairs.
Warm Weather Means More UTIs: Here’s How to Prevent One
Alexandra Frost and USA TODAY on September 22, 2026
Heat, sweat and dehydration can raise UTI risk by up to 30%, but a few practical habits may help protect your health
Am I Not Peeing Often Enough?
Alexandra Frost and USA TODAY on September 22, 2026
Urinating four to 10 times daily can be normal, but certain symptoms may signal dehydration, urinary retention or a kidney problem
Medicare Just Reversed a 14-Year Rule That Made Heart Patients Wait Until They Got Sick
Stacy Johnson CPA on September 22, 2026
For 14 years, Medicare told people with a failing valve to wait for symptoms. A 901-patient trial ended that.
Exclusive: FDA Warnings Persisted as UTIs Turned Deadly in Menopause
Laura Trujillo and USA TODAY on September 22, 2026
A study of 1.8 million women found sharply lower hospitalization and death rates among those prescribed vaginal estrogen for recurrent infections
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