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The 7 Most Affordable States for Retirees in 2026
Whitney Hansen (The Penny Hoarder) on June 22, 2026
These states score high for cost of living and tax-friendly policies for retirees.
These Hidden Factors Are Driving up Your Lawn Care Costs This Year
Sav Maive on June 22, 2026
Discover how your local climate can drastically affect your annual lawn care bills.
National Parks Are Beautiful – but Not Without Dangers. How to Be Safe
Kathleen Wong and USA TODAY on June 21, 2026
Three hikers died from heat illness at the Grand Canyon this month — here’s what every park visitor should know before hitting the trail.
Last Chance to File a Claim in the Krispy Kreme Data Breach Settlement
Gabe Hauari, Mike Snider and USA TODAY on June 21, 2026
Former and current Krispy Kreme employees whose Social Security numbers were stolen in a 2024 breach have until June 22 to claim up to $3,500.
We Made These 13 Costly Travel Mistakes So You Don’t Have To
Josh Rivera and USA TODAY on June 21, 2026
USA Today staffers share 13 real-trip disasters — from hotels selling paid rooms to a $900 airline payday — and the money-saving lessons that came out of each.
Ford Leads Among Carmaker Recalls So Far in 2026. Here’s Why
Keith Laing and USA TODAY on June 20, 2026
Ford has issued 51 recalls since January — nearly triple the next closest automaker — and a 2024 federal consent order explains why the gap is so wide.
Avis Car Rental Could Pay You Up to $5K. How to Claim Before Deadline
Greta Cross and USA TODAY on June 20, 2026
Eligible Avis customers whose data was exposed in a 2024 breach have until June 21 to file a claim for up to $5,000 in reimbursement.
8 Things You Should Not Store in the Pantry
Donna Freedman on June 19, 2026
Keep your food safe and tasting great — and last as long as possible.
Clover Hill Dairy Recall Expands for Listeria Outbreak. See Products
Greta Cross, Mary Walrath-Holdridge and USA TODAY on June 19, 2026
Maryland’s Clover Hill Dairy expanded its listeria recall to all cheese products after one death and nine illnesses — check if yours is affected.
My Go-to Costco Purchase Delivers Restaurant-Quality Food at Home in Minutes
Gael F. Cooper on June 19, 2026
I never leave Costco without buying at least one.
Millions Fewer People Are Receiving SNAP Food Aid. Is That a Good Thing?
Bart Jansen and USA TODAY on June 19, 2026
Since new work requirements took effect, 4 million Americans have lost SNAP benefits — including seniors and people with disabilities who can’t satisfy the new rules.
Allegiant Air Cut 61 Routes, Including Three in Las Vegas
C. A. Bridges, Carly Sauvageau and USA TODAY NETWORK on June 18, 2026
Allegiant Air eliminated 61 routes and exited seven airports for July 2026, blaming a 6.5% capacity cut on the Iran conflict and the blocked Strait of Hormuz.
I Drove the Expensive Genesis G90. Is It Worth the Money?
Charles Singh and USA TODAY on June 18, 2026
A week behind the wheel of a $92,700 luxury sedan reveals why Genesis is giving Mercedes-Benz and BMW a genuine run for their money.
Summer Travelers Get Positive News on Gas Prices. Will They Keep Going Down?
Rachel Barber and USA TODAY on June 18, 2026
After a U.S.-Iran ceasefire deal, experts say the $3.99 national gas average could drop toward $3.70 — or even below $3 — by year’s end.
7 Sleep Tricks That Actually Work
Deb Hipp on June 18, 2026
These tips can help you get more of those precious ZZZs.
The Reality of Romance After 60: Love, Lucre and Lifestyle
Kendall Blythe on June 18, 2026
Falling in love later in life can make your life better or worse. A little forethought decides which.
6 Reasons Your Partner’s Phone Bugs You — Even Though You’re Scrolling Too
Stacy Johnson CPA on June 18, 2026
You scroll too, so why does it sting when your partner does it? The answer isn’t what you’d guess.
How to Say Goodbye in Portuguese (and Sound Like a Local)
Jeff and Joch Woodruff on June 18, 2026
Here’s how the locals bid farewell, from formal to casual.
Sleep Number Files Bankruptcy, Plans $415M Sale
Anthony Thompson and USA TODAY on June 17, 2026
The smart-bed giant entered Chapter 11 with $672 million in debt — and has a $415 million deal that could reshape the North American mattress market.
61.4M Expected to Drive for July 4, Despite Costs. See the Worst Times
Kathleen Wong and USA TODAY on June 17, 2026
Gas prices are at a four-year high and flights cost 5% more, but 72.2 million Americans are still hitting the road and skies for July 4.
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