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20 Companies Hiring for Permanent Work-From-Home Roles Now
Kirsten Chorpenning on July 6, 2026
These companies have solidified remote work as a part of their corporate culture.
First-Time Home Buyers Are a Vanishing Breed
Daniel de Visé and USA TODAY on July 6, 2026
A once-common price-to-income ratio of 2.4 has jumped to 3.5, pushing the typical first-time buyer’s age to a record 40.
How Do Trump Accounts Work? $1,000 for These Kids Now Live
Kinsey Crowley, Daniel de Visé and USA TODAY NETWORK on July 6, 2026
Over 500,000 kids got a $1,000 federal deposit on July 4 — here’s who qualifies and when the money can finally be touched.
Legionnaires’ Disease Outbreak in NYC: What Are Symptoms?
Amethyst Martinez and USA TODAY NETWORK on July 6, 2026
A contaminated cooling tower has sickened 18 people in Manhattan — here’s how the bacteria spreads and the warning signs to watch for.
10 Science-Backed Ways to Cut Your Risk of Alzheimer’s
Stacy Johnson CPA on July 6, 2026
Nearly half of all dementia cases may be preventable. Here’s what the science actually says works — starting today.
5 Reasons Older Entrepreneurs Are Outperforming Their Younger Rivals
Stacy Johnson CPA on July 6, 2026
Research demolishes the 20-something founder myth — if you’re over 50, the data is finally on your side.
10 Ways Your Air Conditioner Might Send Your Electric Bill Through the Roof
Kendall Blythe on July 6, 2026
If you’re feeling the heat, here’s how to keep your cool without overspending.
Most Americans Think They’re Middle Class — Here’s Why the Numbers Tell a Different Story
Kathleen Coxwell on July 6, 2026
Find out which factors actually determine your class status in America (it’s more than just your income).
Just 14% of Workers Feel They Can Be Completely Authentic on the Job
Jasmine Escalera, PhD on July 6, 2026
A survey reveals that the vast majority of professionals feel forced to mask their true selves to survive in the modern workplace.
Here’s Who Gets Social Security Payments on July 8
Fernando Cervantes Jr. and USA TODAY on July 6, 2026
Your birth date determines the exact Wednesday your check arrives — plus a controversial $100,000 benefit cap idea now on the table.
Shoppers Can Soon Save $3,500 on a New EV in California. Here’s How
Keith Laing and USA TODAY on July 5, 2026
California’s $135 million rebate pool, matched dollar-for-dollar by automakers, could put $3,500 back in EV buyers’ pockets.
Fake Microsoft, FTC Scams Cost Victims $670K over Three Days
Drew Pittock and USA TODAY on July 5, 2026
An 84-year-old handed over $420,000 in gold to a stranger at their driveway after a fake FTC threat.
Heat Wave Death Toll Hits 20 as Extreme Temps Continue to Sweep US
Karissa Waddick, Dinah Voyles Pulver and USA TODAY on July 5, 2026
New Jersey alone has reported 19 heat deaths since July 2, many found in homes without air conditioning, as a new heat dome builds in the West.
11 Reasons You Don’t Want to Retire in Florida — According to a Former Floridian
B.T. Ballenger on July 5, 2026
Maybe it’s still worth it — but you might change your mind after you read all these cons.
National Fried Chicken Day Deals on Wings, Tenders, Sandwiches, More
Mike Snider and USA TODAY on July 5, 2026
Rewards members can score a $2 chicken sandwich or free wings this week — here’s every deal worth grabbing before the holiday ends.
There’s a Right Way to Use an Inhaler. What Experts Recommend
Alexandra Frost and USA TODAY on July 5, 2026
Up to 80% of patients misuse their inhalers, a pulmonologist warns — here’s the simple technique doctors say prevents thrush and wasted medication.
The 20 Highest-Paying Jobs in America? Doctors, Doctors, More Doctors.
Daniel de Visé and USA TODAY on July 5, 2026
Only one of the 20 highest-paid U.S. jobs isn’t held by a doctor — and it pays over $226,000 to fly planes, not treat patients.
United Trials New Program to Make Early Morning Flights Less Stressful
Kathleen Wong and USA TODAY on July 4, 2026
Nearly 1,600 bags have already gone through United’s new night-before check-in trial at Chicago O’Hare — here’s how to use it.
Extreme Heat Scorches July Fourth Celebrations. How to Stay Safe
Mike Snider and USA TODAY on July 4, 2026
Heat indexes could hit 115 degrees this weekend, so here’s how to protect kids, pets, and older adults from the danger.
Emergency Repair Calls Spike on Fourth of July Weekends — What It Could Cost You
Sharon Wu, CFEI, Special to USA TODAY on July 4, 2026
A blown indoor fan motor or backed-up sewer line can turn a routine home repair into a $5,000 holiday weekend bill, experts warn.
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