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Generic Drug Tariffs Set to Skyrocket in 2028. Consumers Could Feel Impact
Ken Alltucker and USA TODAY on July 22, 2026
A 100% tariff hits in 2028, then 200% a year later — squeezing the generics that fill 90% of U.S. prescriptions.
How to Get High-Speed Internet Without Cable or a Phone Line
Logan Jones and Randy Harward on July 22, 2026
Learn about your internet options that don’t require traditional cable or phone line installations.
I’m a Nutritionist. Here Are 7 Foods That Can Actually Lower Your Cholesterol (and How They Work).
Liz Lotts on July 22, 2026
These foods have what it takes to essentially fight off cholesterol.
Miami Now Tops New York City as More Expensive. It’s Having an Impact
Sarah Perkel and USA TODAY NETWORK on July 22, 2026
New Bureau of Economic Analysis data shows one Florida metro now costlier than Manhattan — and over 560,000 local households can’t cover basic costs.
What Airlines Owe Travelers if Tropical Storm Bertha Cancels, Delays Flights
Eve Chen and USA TODAY on July 22, 2026
Over 500 flights were already scrubbed Wednesday morning — here’s what federal rules actually require airlines to pay you
Fruit Puree Pouches Sold at Kroger, Meijer, Target Recalled
Julia Gomez and USA TODAY on July 22, 2026
A packaging flaw may let plastic strands slip into these fruit pouches — check the exact barcode and best-before dates before you toss one out
He Climbed Kilimanjaro for His 90th Birthday. What He Wants Everyone to Know about Aging
Charles Trepany and USA TODAY on July 22, 2026
At 90, retired OB-GYN Art Ulene spent 15 days climbing Africa’s tallest peak — and says the secret was one simple habit, not raw strength.
Here’s How Much Climate Change Is Costing You — and Who Might Have to Pay for It
Stacy Johnson CPA on July 22, 2026
A landmark science report just handed disaster victims a weapon — and Big Oil is racing to disarm it.
CDC Reports Over 4,000 Cyclosporiasis Cases in 41 States Amid Outbreak
Mike Snider and USA TODAY on July 21, 2026
Over 7,400 more cases await lab confirmation, and the lettuce blamed for the outbreak just returned a reversed test result.
Fifth Person Dies in Legionnaires’ Disease Outbreak in NYC Neighborhood
James Powel and USA TODAY on July 21, 2026
Officials have identified 82 cases and cleaned 34 contaminated cooling towers, but results are still pending for 140 more.
Ate Lettuce Recently? Here’s How to Tell if You Have Cyclosporiasis
Anthony Thompson and USA TODAY on July 21, 2026
Symptoms of this recalled-lettuce parasite can take up to two weeks to show up — here’s when watery diarrhea means it’s time to call a doctor.
5 Countries Where You Can Buy Real Estate at a Bargain
Live and Invest Overseas Editors on July 21, 2026
See the top countries that still offer great real estate investment values.
West Nile Virus Found in Pittsburgh. Is Mosquito-Borne Illness Common?
Finch Walker and USA TODAY NETWORK on July 21, 2026
Allegheny County has confirmed Pennsylvania’s only case this year, prompting evening pesticide spraying across six neighborhoods this week.
New Study Links Artificial Sweeteners to Faster Memory Decline
Anthony Thompson and USA TODAY on July 21, 2026
A 12,772-person, 8-year study found heavy sweetener users lost cognitive ground 62% faster — especially before age 60.
Need to Escape Hurricane? Company Offers Evacuation Membership to ATL
Irene Wright and USA TODAY on July 21, 2026
A $1,250-a-year membership promises Floridians a guaranteed charter flight out before landfall — no highway gridlock required.
7 Mosquito Fighters That Actually Work — and 5 That Just Waste Your Money
Stacy Johnson CPA on July 21, 2026
You’re probably spending money on at least one mosquito “solution” that scientists say does absolutely nothing. Here’s what to ditch.
Nissan Recalls More Than 168,000 Vehicles. See the Affected Models
Gabe Hauari and USA TODAY on July 21, 2026
A labeling error on 22-inch wheel models could let these SUVs carry more weight than their tires are safely rated for.
Fourth Person Dies in NYC’s Legionnaires’ Disease Outbreak
Amethyst Martinez and USA TODAY NETWORK on July 21, 2026
Health officials say 76 cases and four deaths have hit two Manhattan ZIP codes — here’s what symptoms mean you should see a doctor.
10 Cheap Home Upgrades for Aging in Place (Under $100)
Stacy Johnson CPA on July 21, 2026
You don’t need a $50,000 renovation to stay safe. These 10 budget fixes keep you independent for peanuts.
5 Everyday Habits Proven to Slow Biological Aging (No Extreme Biohacking Necessary)
Gillian Manning on July 21, 2026
Make these simple changes to your life and you might just live longer, and better.
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