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Why This Low-Impact Yoga Workout Is Gentler on Your Joints
Daryl Austin and USA TODAY on August 18, 2026
Buoyancy can support your weight and reduce strain, but people with certain conditions should get medical guidance before entering the pool.
AI Is Accelerating Elder Fraud. Their Kids Are Reckoning With the Fallout
Madeline Mitchell and USA TODAY on August 18, 2026
The FBI logged nearly $8 billion in reported losses among victims 60 and older in 2025, but families can take steps before a scam hits.
Gen Z Seeks to Optimize Sleep and Is Willing to Pay for ‘SleepMaxxing’
Ken Alltucker and USA TODAY on August 17, 2026
An HSA may cover some sleep products, but experts warn that viral hacks such as mouth taping lack strong evidence and can create health risks.
The Cheapest Fully Loaded Midsize SUV for 2026
Charles Singh and USA TODAY on August 17, 2026
The Kia Sorento starts below $50,000, but a less expensive trim of another Kia SUV offers more room and a quieter ride
Granola Sold Nationwide Recalled: See Affected Product
Greta Cross and USA TODAY on August 17, 2026
Two lot codes of the 8-ounce pouches were sold nationwide through Amazon and the manufacturer’s website until Aug. 12, 2026
How Changing Your Perception of Time Could Save Your Retirement
Kathleen Coxwell on September 3, 2026
Discover different concepts of time to help you navigate your personal financial journey.
Seasoning or Supplements? 10 Common Herbs and Spices With Health Benefits
Kendall Blythe on August 17, 2026
What if flavoring your food does more than improve taste?
Stellantis Recalls 900,000 Vehicles over Camera Bug
Liam Rappleye and Detroit Free Press on August 17, 2026
Owners of affected vehicles can use mirrors temporarily while waiting for a free over-the-air software fix from Stellantis
10 of the Happiest Places to Retire in America (None Are in Florida)
Gillian Manning and Kristin Kurens on August 17, 2026
Golden years really do seem to be golden when spent in these places.
California Homeowners May Face New Landscaping Rules Under ‘Zone 0’
Paris Barraza and USA TODAY on August 17, 2026
The proposed rules would target the five feet around homes, with existing properties phased into cleanup and structural changes over five years.
H-E-B Recalls More Than 50 Jalapeño Products Over Salmonella Risk
Mateo Rosiles and USA TODAY NETWORK on August 17, 2026
Affected items were sold in Texas and Louisiana from July 3 through Aug. 5, and shoppers should discard or return them.
Most Americans Drink at Least One Soda a Day. It’s Associated with This Type of Cancer
Sara Moniuszko and USA TODAY on August 17, 2026
Researchers tracked more than 100,000 people for decades and found a possible link between daily sugary drinks and stomach cancer risk.
The Smart Way to Buy an Overseas Rental That Actually Pays for Itself
Kathleen Peddicord on August 17, 2026
Learn from one couple’s successful overseas rental property investment that funded their European vacations.
Kevin O’Leary Says ‘just Buy a Smaller House.’ I’m a CPA — Here’s Where He’s Right, and Where He’s Dead Wrong
Stacy Johnson CPA on August 17, 2026
The blunt Shark Tank star isn’t all wrong about today’s brutal housing market — but he’s not all right, either.
The Worst Sleep Cycle to Wake Up During
Alexandra Frost and USA TODAY on August 17, 2026
Waking from deep sleep can impair reaction time and alertness, while a steady schedule and morning light may help reduce grogginess.
Ranking All 18 Big Ten Schools by Tuition, Cost of Attendance
Matthew Glenesk and USA TODAY on August 17, 2026
Southern Cal’s estimated annual cost exceeds $103,000, while Nebraska’s in-state figure is under $29,000, showing how residency can reshape the bill.
Ranking All 16 Big 12 Schools by Tuition, Cost of Attendance
Matthew Glenesk and USA TODAY on August 17, 2026
The gap is stark: Baylor’s estimated annual price tops $90,000, while BYU’s starts below $24,000, but residency and eligibility can change the math.
Republican Senator Criticizes Trump on ‘Wrong’ Comments About Vaccines
Jay Stahl and USA TODAY on August 16, 2026
Splitting one MMR vaccination into three visits could mean four extra doctor trips, more missed work and higher insurance costs for families.
Is Your 1982 Penny Worth $20,000? Probably Not—Here’s Why
Mike Snider and USA TODAY on August 16, 2026
Only two examples are known, while online listings and a 3.1-gram test can help collectors avoid expensive mistakes.
You Want to Join a Clinical Trial: What to Know About the Hurdles
Michelle Andrews and KFF Health News on August 15, 2026
Clinical trials can offer treatment options, but travel, insurance costs, eligibility rules and unpaid time can keep patients from participating
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