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Why the DC Police Union Is Challenging MPD’s Use of Flock Cameras
Mike Stunson and USA TODAY NETWORK on September 11, 2026
The dispute highlights how license-plate data can reveal where people drive and raises questions about access, storage and sharing.
Massive Cyclospora Outbreak Linked to Lettuce Declared Over
Mary Walrath-Holdridge and USA TODAY on September 11, 2026
More than 19,000 cases were reported nationwide, but health officials say the contaminated lettuce is no longer being sold or served
Is Showering Every Few Days Enough?
Alexandra Frost and USA TODAY on September 11, 2026
Dermatologists explain how skin type, age, climate and activity change the ideal routine — plus why hot, lengthy showers can backfire.
Why the Mayor of a Virginia City Wants Flock Cameras Gone
Mike Stunson and USA TODAY NETWORK on September 11, 2026
Alexandria has 61 cameras, while officials weigh a contract exit amid questions about who can access license-plate data and how long it stays.
I’m 71: Stop Making These 10 Dumb Aging Mistakes Before It’s Too Late
Stacy Johnson CPA on September 11, 2026
Getting older is inevitable, but making these common, preventable errors will guarantee your later years are miserable and expensive.
How to Start Planning Your Minimalist Overseas Escape Today
Kathleen Peddicord on September 11, 2026
Minimalism can give you a new sense of control over your life and finances — a perfect approach for a new life overseas.
The CDC Went Silent on Fall Shots. Here’s What Doctors Say You Need at 50, 65 and 75
Stacy Johnson CPA on September 11, 2026
With the federal process frozen in court, four physician groups wrote their own guidance. One change targets people 65 and up.
Can Cinnamon Cause Liver Issues? What to Know After Viral TikTok
Sara Moniuszko and USA TODAY on September 11, 2026
Most people can use a teaspoon or less safely, but the spice’s coumarin content matters if you take supplements or certain medications
The AI Travel Scam Hiding in Plain Sight
Christopher Elliott, Special to USA TODAY on September 11, 2026
A burst of 20 glowing reviews in one day may signal a bot farm, not a five-star stay worth your money
New Police Arrests and Firings for Flock Misuse After Our Investigation
Kenny Jacoby, Austin Fast, Jack Lemnus and USA TODAY on September 11, 2026
License plate searches numbered in the thousands in some cases, prompting suspensions, arrests and fresh calls for limits on the technology.
2.3M Bottles of Popular Rollerball Candy Recalled: See Affected Items
Anthony Thompson and USA TODAY on September 10, 2026
A detachable rollerball can separate from these sour candies, creating a choking risk; buyers can return affected bottles with prepaid shipping for a refund
Tesla Autopilot Probe Urged After Videos Show Drivers Asleep at the Wheel
Keith Laing and USA TODAY on September 10, 2026
A federal safety probe could determine whether driver-monitoring systems do enough to prevent deadly overreliance on hands-on assistance technology
Your Dull Knives Are the Most Dangerous Thing in Your Kitchen — Here’s How to Fix Them for Almost Nothing
Stacy Johnson CPA on September 10, 2026
The knife that scares you least is the one most likely to send you to the ER. Here’s the fix.
How I Left America Behind for a Brand-New Life in Ireland
Kathleen Peddicord on September 10, 2026
Discover how a business scouting expedition to Ireland transformed into the start of a lifelong overseas adventure.
9/11 Illness Fight Expands as Responders Get Older, Sicker
Nancy Cutler and USA TODAY NETWORK on September 10, 2026
Nearly 10,000 responders and survivors join the program each year, but staffing gaps are delaying coverage decisions as serious illnesses emerge
7 Fire Hazards Hiding in Plain Sight in Your Home
Stacy Johnson CPA on September 10, 2026
Cooking and space heaters make headlines. The deadliest fire risks in your home are the ones you walk past daily.
7 Unexpected Harsh Realities of Retirement — According to Everyday Americans
Gillian Manning on September 9, 2026
You planned your finances perfectly, but did you prepare for the unexpected emotional hurdles?
College Students Are Prime Scam Targets: Here’s What to Know
Jan Diaz, Special to USA TODAY Network on September 9, 2026
A fake scholarship, rental listing or financial-aid message can cost students money and expose their identity before classes even begin
Ford Bronco Redesign Rumors Heat Up: Here’s What Might Be Coming
Charles Singh and USA TODAY on September 9, 2026
Patents point to storage and camping changes, while the current SUV starts at $40,795 and gets up to 21 mpg on the highway.
6 Things You Really Shouldn’t Put in a Clothes Dryer
Deb Hipp on September 9, 2026
Don’t risk causing expensive damage to your machine or creating a fire hazard.
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