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Why Travelers Are Paying to Disconnect From the Digital World
Kathleen Wong and USA TODAY on June 16, 2026
A growing travel trend called ‘deadzoning’ has 58% of tourists seeking trips with no Wi-Fi or cell service — and some are paying a premium just to be unreachable.
U.S. Embassy Warns Americans to Avoid Popular Beach Activity in the Bahamas
Kathleen Wong and USA TODAY on June 16, 2026
Five U.S. women have reported sexual assaults by Nassau jet ski operators since 2024, and a new embassy alert is urging all American travelers to skip the rides.
NeeDoh Squishy Toys Reportedly Keep Exploding. This Time, in a Hot Car
Drew Pittock and USA TODAY on June 15, 2026
A 13-year-old suffered third-degree burns after a gel-filled toy heated in a hot car for four-plus hours then burst when she squeezed it.
Over 500K Packages of Macaroni and Cheese Pulled at Aldi. See Why
James Powel, Saleen Martin and USA TODAY on June 15, 2026
Shoppers with soy allergies should check their pantries — more than 525,000 packages of Aldi’s Park St. Deli Macaroni & Cheese were quietly recalled over an undeclared allergen.
Honda Recalls over 1 Million Vehicles. See Affected Models
Julia Gomez and USA TODAY on June 15, 2026
A tire repair kit bottle cap that can turn into a flying projectile has triggered a free fix from Honda dealers for Accord Hybrid and CR-V owners.
Jeep to Recall 1 Million Wranglers, Gladiators Over Fire Risk
Liam Rappleye and Detroit Free Press on June 15, 2026
Owners of 2021–2025 Jeep Wranglers and Gladiators are being told to park outside now while Stellantis races to fix a wiring flaw linked to spontaneous vehicle fires
Worried About Retirement? Here Are 14 Ways to Change Your Perspective
Kathleen Coxwell on June 15, 2026
If you are feeling stressed about your golden years, changing your attitude could help.
Outdoor Retailer West Marine Is Closing 59 Stores. See Full List
Saleen Martin and USA TODAY on June 15, 2026
Liquidation sales at some locations have already begun as the boating retailer cites $55 million in annual lease payments and inflationary headwinds behind its Chapter 11 filing.
The 10 Best States for an Affordable Road Trip This Summer
Kristi Williams on June 15, 2026
Hit the road and find a rich travel experience that won’t break the bank.
7 Portable Charger Rules That Could Cost You Your Next Flight
Stacy Johnson CPA on June 15, 2026
Pack the wrong charger and you’ll lose more than the device — you could miss your whole flight.
Carvana Keeps Buying Stellantis Dealerships. Here’s What It Could Mean
Keith Laing and USA TODAY on June 15, 2026
Carvana quietly dropped $171 million on six Stellantis dealerships — and analysts say only 30% of buyers want to shop for cars entirely online.
How One California Couple Built a Meaningful Retirement in Small-Town Panama
Mónica Linares on June 15, 2026
Moving to a small mountain town in Panama gave this couple a new perspective on retirement.
Young People Are Rejecting Boomers’ View of the American Dream
Betty Lin-Fisher and USA TODAY on June 15, 2026
A survey of 5,000 adults finds cost of living is the universal barrier, while younger generations trade long-term goals like homeownership for personal freedom and daily experiences.
Infant Formula Sold at Target Recalled Due to Botulism Concerns
Sara Moniuszko and USA TODAY on June 14, 2026
Three infants in California, Pennsylvania, and Washington were hospitalized for botulism after drinking the formula — and the CDC warns symptoms can appear up to a month later.
GM Launches Phone App Feature to Simplify EV Charging
Jackie Charniga and Detroit Free Press on June 14, 2026
GM’s new Energy Pass app already covers nearly 70% of U.S. fast chargers — and a coming firmware update could let some EV owners sell electricity back to the grid to lower their bills.
Stop Throwing Away Used Greeting Cards: Here Are 7 New Uses for Them
Gillian Manning on June 13, 2026
Can’t bear to part with greeting cards you’ve received? Here’s how to make them into something new.
Gen X Just Turned 60. They’re Still Tapping Parents for Cash.
Daniel de Visé and USA TODAY on June 13, 2026
One-third of Gen Xers — a generation now approaching retirement age — still rely on their parents for financial help, according to a major new survey.
Seller Beware? The Housing ‘Bidding War Era Is Over,’ Report Finds
Andrea Riquier and USA TODAY on June 13, 2026
A new Realtor.com analysis shows homes priced even slightly above market now sit unsold for weeks — and sellers who wait 18 weeks end up taking less than asking price.
16 Tips to Help You Keep ‘Gray Divorce’ From Ruining Your Retirement
Kathleen Coxwell on June 12, 2026
A later-in-life divorce doesn’t have to cramp your retirement lifestyle when you follow these tips.
This Is What It’s Like to Retire in Small-Town Portugal
Marie Moore on June 12, 2026
This town is perfect for retirees looking for a rich life in a small town.
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