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The Golden Rules of Negotiating: How to Save 5% to 50% on Everything
Stacy Johnson CPA on August 3, 2026
Stop paying the sticker price. Whether it’s medical bills or your internet, here’s how to talk your way into savings.
Cyclosporiasis Cases Continue to Grow in NYC. Here’s What to Know.
Amethyst Martinez and USA TODAY NETWORK on August 3, 2026
New York City has logged 511 cases since May 1, and health officials still don’t know what’s driving the outbreak.
Is Drooling during Sleep a Problem? Experts Say It Depends
Gavin Escott and USA TODAY on August 3, 2026
Sleep specialists say occasional drooling is harmless, but new, heavy drooling with snoring or facial weakness could point to sleep apnea or a nerve issue.
Why You Should Pay Attention to Excessive Sweating
Alexandra Frost and USA TODAY on August 2, 2026
About 5% of adults deal with hyperhidrosis, and it can signal menopause, thyroid trouble or another condition worth a doctor’s visit.
What Nancy Guthrie’s Life Can Teach About Avoiding Loneliness
Taylor Seely and Arizona Republic on August 1, 2026
A missing-person case involving a Today show host’s mother reveals how mahjong nights, book clubs and simple check-ins keep aging adults safe.
Elon Musk Launches X Money, X-Branded Visa Card. See New Feature
Michelle Del Rey and USA TODAY on July 31, 2026
Premium+ subscribers can earn 6% APY and 3% cash back on purchases with the new X Visa debit card, backed by FDIC insurance up to $250,000.
Doctor Says Cases of This Deadly Tick-Borne Virus May Go Undetected
Mary Walrath-Holdridge and USA TODAY on July 31, 2026
A Long Island man battled undiagnosed Bourbon virus for five years — here’s how to spot the tick-borne illness doctors may be missing.
Discover the Spanish Town of Castro Where You’ll Find European Charm and Affordable Living
Lee Harrison on July 31, 2026
Put this lesser-known destination on your radar for a comfortable European lifestyle.
8 Unusual but Effective Methods to Kiss Your Clutter Goodbye
Maryalene LaPonsie on July 31, 2026
Tired of possessions weighing you down? Consider these methods.
Ford Recalls More Than 134,000 Vehicles. See Affected Models
Fernando Cervantes Jr. and USA TODAY on July 31, 2026
Two separate defects hit F-150, Super Duty and Mach-E owners — one blocks rearview cameras, another can send trim flying off.
1.5 Million Hand Warmers Recalled: See Affected Products
Anthony Thompson and USA TODAY on July 31, 2026
Recalled OCOOPA warmers have sparked 15 fires and 350 burns, including one death — here’s how to get your refund.
7 Benefits of Couples Sleeping Separately — and 3 Downsides
Marilyn Lewis on July 31, 2026
More people do it than you might think — for all kinds of reasons.
Stellantis Recalls 1.2 Million Ram 1500 Trucks: See Which Are Affected
Liam Rappleye and Detroit Free Press on July 31, 2026
More than 1.2 million Ram 1500 owners may have a seat belt buckle that isn’t properly anchored to the truck’s frame.
Is Maryland a Good State to Live in? Here’s What National Ranking Says
Mike Stunson, Greta Cross and USA TODAY NETWORK on July 31, 2026
Maryland lands at No. 21 overall, with a top-five health care score but a 37th-place economy ranking, as Utah tops the list again.
Why Independent, Free Thinkers Might Just Fall in Love With Belize
Kathleen Peddicord on July 31, 2026
A new population of freedom-seekers is finding its way to these shores.
Ozempic Is Giving People ‘Temporal Hollowing.’ Doctors Are Sounding an Alarm.
Charles Trepany and USA TODAY on July 31, 2026
Surgeons say rapid weight loss on GLP-1 drugs can hollow out the temples — a subtle change that quietly ages the whole face.
Seven Deaths Now Reported from Legionnaires’ Disease Outbreak in NYC
Amethyst Martinez and USA TODAY NETWORK on July 31, 2026
Officials say the source is contained, but 92 people have been infected and symptoms can take days to appear near the Upper East Side outbreak.
7 Diseases That Strike Women More Often Than Men — and Why
Gillian Manning on July 31, 2026
Many illnesses disproportionately affect women, but medical research still doesn’t have all the answers.
Are Cruise Tender Ports Accessible? Why They Can Be ‘Frustrating’
Nathan Diller and USA TODAY on July 31, 2026
One wheelchair user skipped an entire country because his ship’s tender wasn’t accessible — here’s how to check before you book.
Why You’re Losing Hair, and What Can Actually Help
Daryl Austin and USA TODAY on July 31, 2026
Doctors say pattern baldness affects half of men and a quarter of women by 50 — here’s what actually slows or reverses it.
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