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Are Banks, Post Offices, UPS and FedEx Open on 4th of July?
Gabe Hauari and USA TODAY on July 2, 2026
Post offices, banks, UPS and FedEx close for the holiday weekend — here’s when service resumes and which express options stay available 24/7.
Fidelity Says You’ll Spend $172,500 on Health Care in Retirement. I’m 70 and a CPA — Here’s Why You Shouldn’t Worry
Stacy Johnson CPA on July 17, 2026
The scary number everyone quotes is real. What it actually means is a lot less frightening.
Airport Lounges Aren’t What They Used to Be. Here’s Why.
Christopher Elliott, Special to USA TODAY on July 2, 2026
Crowded seats, bare buffet tables, and $50 day passes reveal why real lounge exclusivity now costs up to $4,850 a year.
Dr. Phil or Kevin O’Leary: Who Said Your Girlfriend Is Easier to Replace Than Your Business?
Kendall Blythe on July 13, 2026
Fiancees and finances don’t always mix.
15 Places With the Best Dog Parks in America in 2026
Sav Maive on July 1, 2026
From coast to coast, these cities have the perfect parks to unleash your furry friends.
How Does the Cost of Living Overseas Really Compare to America?
Kathleen Peddicord on July 1, 2026
Learn how to make smart comparisons for living abroad and figure out what’s best for you.
Plumbers Beg You: Stop Flushing These 5 ‘Safe’ Items or Face a $4,000 Bill
Stacy Johnson CPA on July 1, 2026
The package calls it “flushable,” but your plumber calls it job security. Here is the expensive mistake hiding in your bathroom.
9 Tell-Tale Signs Someone Is Lying to You — According to Behavioral Experts
Marilyn Lewis on July 1, 2026
There’s no sure-fire way to know if you’re dealing with a fibber, but these clues may be tipoffs.
Discover Greece’s Ancient Wonders — and Tax Incentives for Expats
Lief Simon on July 1, 2026
There’s a good life waiting for you in the cradle of civilization.
More Than 13K AC Units Recalled amid Fourth of July Heatwave
Greta Cross and USA TODAY on July 1, 2026
Recalled Amana units, sold for up to $1,500, can keep their heating elements energized even when switched off, risking burns or fire.
What Is Cyclosporiasis? Parasite Sickens More Than 150 People in Michigan
Kristen Jordan Shamus, Sara Moniuszko and Detroit Free Press on July 1, 2026
A single case on June 22 exploded into a seven-county outbreak within days, with 14 hospitalized and the contamination source still unidentified.
I Built a Custom Slate Truck. Here’s My Honest Review
Charles Singh and USA TODAY on July 1, 2026
Skipping the wrap, rack and lighting extras keeps this no-frills electric pickup under $26,000 — but family-friendly add-ons push the price past $32,000.
Hyundai’s Tucson Recall Hints at Broader Auto Industry Challenges
Charles Singh and USA TODAY NETWORK on July 1, 2026
A dashboard glitch triggers a 96,000-vehicle recall — just the latest sign automakers are struggling to keep their software-heavy cars safe.
Sweating Has Some Health Benefits – but Detoxing Isn’t the Main One
Alexandra Frost and USA TODAY on July 1, 2026
A dermatologist explains why your liver and kidneys — not sweat — do the real detox work, and what counts as a normal amount of sweat.
Millions Drop ACA Coverage Amid Price Jump. Did Fraud Inflate Signups?
Ken Alltucker and USA TODAY on June 30, 2026
HHS blames fraud crackdowns for the exodus, but experts say a 114% premium spike is the real reason coverage lapsed.
Supreme Court Decision Could Impact Consumer Safety
Betty Lin-Fisher, Rachel Barber and USA TODAY on June 30, 2026
A 6-3 ruling overturning a 90-year-old precedent strips Congress of power to shield watchdogs like the CPSC from political firings.
Why ‘Frugal Fatigue’ Is Real — and 5 Ways to Fight Back
MTN Staff on June 30, 2026
You’ve cut every corner, but it’s getting harder to stick with. Learn why your brain is rebelling against your budget.
Ford Recalls 770K Cars. Here’s Why It Leads among Recalls in 2026
Keith Laing and USA TODAY on June 30, 2026
Ford has filed 51 recalls so far in 2026 — nearly triple its closest rival — as a 2024 safety consent order keeps pressure on the automaker.
Why Your Lawn Has Brown Spots — and the Best Ways to Repair Them
Melanie Joseph on June 30, 2026
Get to the root of the problem to bring dry grass back to life.
Ford Recalls over 740,000 Vehicles. See Affected Models
Gabe Hauari and USA TODAY on June 30, 2026
More than 741,000 Ford and Lincoln owners face a rolling-vehicle risk — here are the exact models affected and how to get a free fix.
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