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Measles Cases Surpass Last Year’s Total with 5 Months Left in 2026
Mary Walrath-Holdridge and USA TODAY on July 24, 2026
More than 2,300 U.S. cases have been reported since January — and 93% of those infected were unvaccinated, CDC data shows.
1.6 Million Eggs Recalled. See Products, Affected States
Greta Cross and USA TODAY on July 24, 2026
The recall spans six states, but only cartons stamped with two specific codes and a narrow date range are affected — here’s how to check yours.
Ford Recalls over 565,000 Vehicles. See the Affected Models
Julia Gomez and USA TODAY on July 24, 2026
Wiring harness damage tied to 15 engine fires prompts Ford to notify owners next month — here’s how to check if your car is affected.
This Panama Beach Town Offers Luxury Living for Under $1,500 a Month
Roberto R. Hernandez on July 24, 2026
This coastal Panama region delivers beachfront living with ocean and mountain views for a fraction of what you’d pay elsewhere.
I’ve Spent 45 Years Helping People Retire. Here Are 5 Reasons I Won’t, and Maybe You Shouldn’t Either
Stacy Johnson CPA on July 24, 2026
I’ve got plenty saved and I’m already drawing Social Security. So why do I flat-out refuse to retire?
Why Airlines May Say You Were a No-Show – Even If You Boarded
Christopher Elliott, Special to USA TODAY on July 24, 2026
One missed connection can auto-cancel your entire return ticket — even when the airline’s own rebooking mistake was to blame.
FDA Investigating Second, Smaller Cyclosporiasis Outbreak
Mike Snider and USA TODAY on July 23, 2026
A new 72-case outbreak is under FDA investigation — separate from the larger lettuce-linked surge that’s already sickened over 1,640 people nationwide.
Over 16,000 Dressers Sold by Walmart Recalled. See Affected Products
Fernando Cervantes Jr. and USA TODAY on July 23, 2026
The CPSC warns these $80 dressers can tip over and trap children unless anchored — here’s how to get a full refund.
19 Ways You’re Being Nickel-and-Dimed for Things That Used to Be Free
Maryalene LaPonsie on July 23, 2026
At one time, these things were provided free of charge. If you want them now, you may have to open your wallet.
Over 180K Cans of This Popular Soup Recalled. See Affected Product
Fernando Cervantes Jr. and USA TODAY on July 23, 2026
Amy’s Kitchen pulled organic lentil soup over spoilage risk — check the lot number and best-by date before you eat from your pantry.
Florida Residents Face Massive Gap in Rental Affordability
Sarah Perkel and USA TODAY NETWORK on July 23, 2026
In Florida, a minimum-wage worker would need to log 91 hours a week just to afford a modest one-bedroom apartment, new data shows.
How to Stay Safe as Texas Temperatures Soar Past 100 Degrees
Mateo Rosiles and USA TODAY NETWORK on July 23, 2026
Heatstroke can spike your body temperature past 106 degrees in minutes — here’s how to spot the warning signs and stay cool without a bigger power bill.
8 Health Risks Lurking in the Average American Diet — Including Dementia and Early Death
Gillian Manning on July 23, 2026
Just over half of the average American’s diet is derived from highly processed foods, which can take quite the toll on your body.
13 Breakfast Cereals With More Sugar Than a Doughnut
B.T. Ballenger on July 23, 2026
Many popular cereals don’t advertise their added sugar content nearly as much as they do vitamins and fiber.
Mexico, RFK Jr., Taylor Farms Weigh in on Cyclospora Outbreak
Mary Walrath-Holdridge and USA TODAY on July 23, 2026
A recalled-lettuce outbreak has sickened more than 10,000 people across 41 states, yet officials still can’t agree on where it started.
6 Foods You’re Microwaving Wrong — and the Button That Fixes Them
Stacy Johnson CPA on July 23, 2026
One button you’ve never pressed is why your microwave food keeps coming out rubbery, exploded, or half-frozen.
2026 Genesis G80 Review: Premium Features without the Premium Price
Charles Singh and USA TODAY NETWORK on July 23, 2026
This $58,450 luxury sedan out-powers rivals from BMW and Mercedes-Benz — here’s how it stacks up after a week behind the wheel.
How to Navigate the Confusing World of Artificial Sweeteners
Alexandra Frost and USA TODAY on July 23, 2026
A registered dietitian weighs in on whether sucralose, 600 times sweeter than sugar, is actually safe — and which sweeteners to try instead.
Measles Cases Hit Highest Level in 35 Years
James Powel, Mary Walrath-Holdridge and USA TODAY on July 22, 2026
Vaccination rates among kindergartners have dropped to 92.5%, well below the threshold needed for herd immunity.
Sometimes Tire Pressure Sensors Fail. Here’s How to Handle Them
Keenan Thompson and Detroit Free Press on July 22, 2026
A stuck warning light doesn’t always mean low air — corrosion, a dead battery, or a pothole hit could be the real cause.
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