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American Airlines Has a New Rule for This Common Travel Item on Flights
Zach Wichter and USA TODAY on April 28, 2026
Starting May 1, American Airlines passengers can bring only two portable chargers aboard — and must keep them visible at all times, not tucked in overhead bins.
It’s Not You – Summer Travel Costs Are Up. When to Fly, Where to Go
Kathleen Wong and USA TODAY on April 28, 2026
Airfare is rising and bag fees are climbing this summer, but data from Skyscanner and Expedia reveals the exact dates, cheapest travel days, and destination swaps that can still save you serious money.
Dan and Amy Had Just Retired When Their Son Dropped a Bombshell. He Was Staying in Australia and His Wife Was Expecting a Baby. Should They Emigrate?
Kendall Blythe on April 28, 2026
The grandparents’ dilemma: Miss out on the retirement they dreamed of, or the grandchild they waited for.
Housing Costs Are Through the Roof. Escrow Shortages Are One Symptom
Andrea Riquier and USA TODAY on April 28, 2026
As many as 65% of homeowners now have an escrow shortage averaging $2,157, as property taxes and insurance costs surge to multi-year highs.
This Little-Known Program Is Why Your Tiny Hometown Airport Has Flights
Zach Wichter and USA TODAY on April 28, 2026
The Essential Air Service spent nearly $690 million last year subsidizing flights to 177 small U.S. communities — here’s how the program works.
Wren Kitchens Ceases Operations in the US, Files for Bankruptcy
Fernando Cervantes Jr. and USA TODAY on April 27, 2026
Wren Kitchens filed for Chapter 7 liquidation and shut all 15 US showrooms without warning, leaving customers who paid deposits and workers scrambling for answers.
4 Trader Joe’s Customers Sue Store Over Coffee Labels, Caffeine Info
Saleen Martin and USA TODAY on April 27, 2026
Four shoppers claim Trader Joe’s French Roast Low Acid coffee delivers less than half the expected caffeine — with no decaf disclosure on the label.
How Mamdani Plans to Combat Deed Theft in NYC After Chi Ossé Arrest
Amethyst Martinez and USA TODAY on April 27, 2026
Deed theft complaints in New York tripled in just two years — jumping from 149 to 517 — and a new mayor’s office with real enforcement power aims to stop the fraud targeting homeowners.
How to Get Into an Airport Lounge Without a Fancy Credit Card
Zach Wichter and USA TODAY on April 27, 2026
Premium travel credit cards have made airport lounges more crowded and harder to access — but day passes, Priority Pass memberships and the right annual card can still get you through the door.
Chocolate Bonbons Recalled. See List of the 40 Affected States
Greta Cross and USA TODAY on April 27, 2026
French Broad Chocolates is recalling bonbons sold April 14–20 after a labeling mix-up left walnut ingredients undeclared, posing a serious allergy risk to buyers in 40 states.
Supreme Court Divided on Roundup Cancer Lawsuits
Maureen Groppe and USA TODAY on April 27, 2026
The Supreme Court heard arguments Monday on whether Bayer can be shielded from thousands of Roundup cancer lawsuits — with a $7.25 billion class action settlement also hanging in the balance.
ALDI Removing 44 Ingredients from Products
New York Connect Team and USA TODAY NETWORK on April 27, 2026
ALDI is phasing out 57 additives total from its store-brand foods, vitamins and supplements by December 2027, targeting artificial preservatives, colors, flavors and synthetic sweeteners.
These Are 5 Best and Worst Hotel Brands in America in 2026, Ranked by Guests
Kristin Kurens on April 27, 2026
A growing gap between luxury and budget hotels suggests guests are rethinking what they’re willing to pay for.
A Relief for Americans Abroad: The End of Expat Taxation Could Be Closer Than You Think
Kendall Blythe on April 27, 2026
Finally, the U.S. may align with the rest of the world. It’s about time.
Why This Popular Ford Pickup Truck Is a Potential Fire Risk
Saleen Martin, Charles Singh and USA TODAY on April 26, 2026
Ford is recalling 140,000 Ranger pickups because improperly positioned wiring harnesses can cause electrical shorts and potentially start a fire near the A-pillar.
What Should Drivers Look for in a Family Car? Here’s What an Expert Recommends
Charles Singh and USA TODAY on April 26, 2026
U.S. News & World Report’s vehicle testing editor breaks down the three factors that separate a truly family-friendly car from one that just looks the part.
No, Colleen Hoover Didn’t Email You. Authors Face New Barrage of Email and AI Scams.
Clare Mulroy and USA TODAY on April 26, 2026
AI-powered scammers are impersonating bestselling authors like Colleen Hoover to steal unpublished manuscripts and charge desperate writers fees they can’t afford to lose.
Children’s Electric Toothbrush Boxes Recalled Over Battery Hazard
Fernando Cervantes Jr. and USA TODAY on April 24, 2026
The recalled Autobrush Sonic Pro Kids toothbrush box contains a loose button cell battery that children can swallow — and the packaging carried no federally required warning.
Dumbbells Sold at Walmart Recalled. See Affected Product
Anthony Thompson and USA TODAY on April 24, 2026
Tzumi Electronics is recalling about 50,000 FitRx SmartBell adjustable dumbbells sold at Walmart after weight plates started detaching mid-workout, causing at least six injuries.
Older Tesla Owners May Have to Opt for Trade-Ins to Get FSD
Keith Laing and USA TODAY on April 24, 2026
Tesla buyers who paid for Full Self-Driving on older hardware are now being told their car can’t support the feature — and their options include a discounted trade-in or a costly computer-and-camera replacement.
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