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Should Washington DC Be Worried About Legionnaires’ Outbreak in NYC?
Mike Stunson and USA TODAY NETWORK on July 14, 2026
Health officials trace New York’s 60-case Legionnaires’ outbreak to a contaminated cooling tower — here’s why DC’s 50+ residents face extra risk.
Which Generation Has the Strongest Work Ethic — and Which Is the Laziest?
Jasmine Escalera, PhD on July 14, 2026
One generation in particular has a communication style that’s difficult to navigate, according to a recent poll.
Costco Sued over Protein Powder Allegedly Containing Lead, Other Toxins
Saleen Martin and USA TODAY on July 14, 2026
Seven customers say Costco’s Orgain powder tested positive for lead and arsenic — and want the retailer to disclose it on the label.
Latest Updated Map Tracking ‘Explosive Diarrhea’ Cases in the US
Janet Loehrke and USA TODAY on July 14, 2026
NBC’s tally puts the national case count above 4,000 — nearly double Michigan’s official figure — with cilantro, basil and bagged salad kits among the suspects.
Goodbye, Middle Seat. United’s New Seating Design Offers Extra Space
Kathleen Wong and USA TODAY on July 14, 2026
United will swap the middle seat for a shared table on its newest jets, but hasn’t revealed what this upgraded Economy Plus perk will cost fliers.
Michigan Cyclosporiasis Case Count Now Tops 2,600. Why CDC Data Is Lagging
Kristen Jordan Shamus and Detroit Free Press on July 14, 2026
Michigan’s cyclosporiasis case count jumped nearly 1,000 in a single weekend, while the CDC’s national tally sits at just 843 — a fraction of the real toll.
Pizza Hut Is Going Throwback With Its New Value Menu. See the Deals
Gabe Hauari and USA TODAY on July 14, 2026
A $3 personal pan pizza and $10 stuffed crust pie headline Pizza Hut’s nostalgic new limited-time menu.
How Do I Get Training or Guidance for a New Role at Work? Ask Johnny
Johnny C. Taylor Jr., Special to USA TODAY on July 14, 2026
A newly promoted manager gets no roadmap for success — a workplace expert explains how to ask for clarity without hurting your credibility.
I’m 70 and a CPA. Here Are 5 Times Being Cheap in Retirement Can Cost You
Stacy Johnson CPA on July 14, 2026
There are times in your life when cutting corners stops being frugal and starts being costly.
You Could Be Owed Cash in the Comcast Data Breach Settlement
Gabe Hauari and USA TODAY on July 14, 2026
Xfinity customers who got a breach notice in December 2023 have until Sept. 14 to file for up to $10,000 — or take a flat $50 payout.
Is Popping or Cracking Your Knuckles Safe? Or Does It Cause Arthritis?
Alexandra Frost and USA TODAY on July 14, 2026
A physical therapist explains what really happens inside your joints when they pop — and the one sign that means it’s time to see a doctor.
He Bought It Just for the Trip. The Airline Damaged It Before Landing
Zach Wichter and USA TODAY on July 14, 2026
A new electric wheelchair broke mid-flight, leaving a disabled traveler reliant on family — and the airline’s makeup credit expires by November.
Where You’ll Find America’s Cheapest Burger, Fries Combos
Michelle Del Rey and USA TODAY on July 13, 2026
Austin’s $12.94 burger-and-fries combo is the nation’s cheapest, but even that price jumped about $2 in just one year, DoorDash found.
Ford Recalls Nearly 1M Vehicles in 2 Weeks. Is Your Car on the List?
Jamie L. LaReau and Detroit Free Press on July 13, 2026
Two recall waves within two weeks affected roughly 890,000 Ford trucks, SUVs and Mustangs for rollaway and wiper risks — check your VIN now.
Ford Wants to Beat Chinese Maker BYD at the Cheap EV Game. Here’s How
Keith Laing and USA TODAY on July 13, 2026
Ford’s CEO says a radically redesigned $30,000 electric pickup, arriving by 2027, could rival the Model T’s impact.
5 Dumb Mistakes Nearly Every Investor Makes
Stacy Johnson CPA on July 13, 2026
After over four decades in the market, I’ve seen it all. Here are the expensive blunders that even experienced investors make over and over.
The Secret to Booking a Five-Star Hotel for Under $150 a Night
Kathleen Wong and USA TODAY on July 13, 2026
Hotels.com data shows international five-star stays average $250 a night versus $370 in the U.S., with some destinations dipping below $150.
These Are the Top Companies to Watch for Remote Jobs in 2026
Kirsten Chorpenning on July 13, 2026
These employers understand that workers want flexible jobs.
Before You Claim, Get Answers to These 12 Essential Questions About Social Security
Robin Hartill (The Penny Hoarder) on July 13, 2026
Do you know the answers to all these questions about Social Security?
Find Bargain Deals From This Store That Sells Stuff From Lost Luggage
Mike Brassfield (The Penny Hoarder) on July 13, 2026
This retailer rescues goods from lost baggage and sells them at a discount.
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