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GM Drops Dipstick on New V-8s, Switching to Electric Engine Oil System
Jackie Charniga and Detroit Free Press on September 21, 2026
The dashboard system can warn drivers when oil is low or overfilled, while several other GM engines will keep traditional dipsticks
Are GLP-1s Causing Blindness? What We Know About Rare Cases
Mary Walrath-Holdridge and USA TODAY on September 21, 2026
European labels now warn that semaglutide may cause NAION in up to 1 in 10,000 patients, while U.S. regulators have not added the warning.
Is Lisbon or Porto the Best Fit for Your Dream Retirement in Portugal?
Kathleen Peddicord on September 21, 2026
Explore two great, yet distinct, options in Portugal for expats.
We Tested the Kia Telluride, EV9 and Carnival: Which Is Best?
Charles Singh and USA TODAY on September 21, 2026
The electric EV9 offers 230 miles of range, while the Telluride and Carnival make different trade-offs in price, space and road-trip comfort
Gluten-Free Mixes, Flour Recalled: See the Affected Products
Julia Gomez and USA TODAY on September 21, 2026
People with celiac disease should check six lot numbers before using these flour and mix products sold online nationwide
How to Recognize the Signs of Scoliosis
Alexandra Frost and USA TODAY on September 21, 2026
Uneven shoulders, clothing that fits differently and a simple forward-bend check can all point to a spinal curve worth discussing with a doctor
She Lost $600,000 in a Pig-Butchering Scam. Then Came the Tax Bill
Daniel de Visé and USA TODAY on September 21, 2026
A proposed law could erase a $225,000 tax debt for one victim, while new data shows older Americans reported $7.7 billion in fraud losses last year
Do Adaptogens Really Work? What the Science Says
Daryl Austin and USA TODAY on September 20, 2026
The wellness industry is betting billions that you’ll buy in — but researchers are still figuring out what, if anything, these trendy supplements actually do.
She Thought She’d Booked a Dream Vacation Rental. Then She Arrived
Kathleen Wong and USA TODAY on September 20, 2026
Fake reviews, AI-generated photos and off-platform payment requests can turn a convenient rental into a costly and dangerous travel nightmare
Officials Report First Dengue Fever Death of 2026
Mary Walrath-Holdridge and USA TODAY on September 18, 2026
Florida has recorded 332 dengue cases this season, including 153 caught locally, as health officials urge residents to guard against mosquitoes.
3 Helpful Things You May Not Realize Your Phone Can Do
B.T. Ballenger on September 18, 2026
Regardless of how you use your phone, these settings might make it a more pleasant experience.
How a Brutal Minnesota Wind Chill Saved Our Dream Retirement in Portugal
Jeff and Joch Woodruff on September 18, 2026
Your ideal life overseas is waiting for you — just don’t get in your own way.
How to Get a Golf Course Lawn at Home (Without Spending $50K)
Melanie Joseph on September 18, 2026
Here’s how to transform grass into a lawn worthy of the finest country club.
The $9.8 Billion Prop Under Your Medicare Drug Plan Disappears Dec. 31 — Here’s What Your Premium Does Next
Stacy Johnson CPA on September 18, 2026
A hidden subsidy has been holding your drug-plan premium down for two years. It ends Dec. 31. Then what?
Americans Will Spend $165 Billion on Pets in 2026. What Is Yours Costing You?
Kendall Blythe on September 18, 2026
The purchase cost is only the start. The years after take the real toll.
8 Surprising Things You Can Upcycle
Deb Hipp on September 17, 2026
Find a new life and creative use for items that would otherwise end up in the landfill.
Is Your Second Prescription Treating Your First One? See If You’re Part of a Prescription Cascade
Stacy Johnson CPA on September 17, 2026
Researchers tracked 2.3 million seniors and found one pill routinely leading to another. Three chains start with drugs you know.
Diagnosed With Type 2 Diabetes? A 132,585-Person Study Says the First Year Is Your Window to Cut Dementia Risk
Stacy Johnson CPA on September 17, 2026
There’s a cheap pill many diabetics are told to ‘”consider someday.” New research says when you start it may matter for your brain.
9 Tiny Daily Habits That Add up to Long-Term Protection for Your Health
Kentin Waits on September 17, 2026
These simple actions offer surprisingly big benefits for physical and mental well-being.
How to Turn Off the New ‘Always Listening’ Feature on Apple Watches
Greta Cross and USA TODAY on September 17, 2026
The new watches process ambient sounds, but owners must activate the tools themselves and can manage audio settings from an iPhone
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