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Dunkin’ Is Giving Away 1 Million Free Coffees Again. How to Get Yours
Gabe Hauari and USA TODAY on April 20, 2026
Cold brew and extra-large hot coffees don’t qualify, supplies are limited, and you’ll need the Dunkin’ app — but grab the code by Tuesday morning and you’ll have a full week to redeem it.
Delta Air Lines Trims Summer Schedule Amid High Fuel Prices
Zach Wichter, Eve Chen and USA TODAY on April 20, 2026
Seven routes — including New York to Houston, Memphis, and St. Louis — are being suspended this summer as surging jet fuel costs from the Iran war push airlines into their biggest domestic cutbacks in decades.
Turo Tested: Here’s Why It Might Be Better Than Rental Car Companies
Charles Singh and USA TODAY on April 20, 2026
From handpicking a Jeep Wrangler for a Route 66 road trip to unlocking it remotely via an app, peer-to-peer car sharing offers a surprisingly seamless alternative to the traditional rental counter — but there’s a catch first-time users often miss.
Gen Z’s ‘Soft Socializing’ Is the Big New Thing — or Is It?
Kendall Blythe on April 20, 2026
Didn’t we just call it “hanging out?”
Here Are the Most Reliable and Affordable Used Cars You Can Buy
Charles Singh and USA TODAY on April 20, 2026
Depreciation has slashed prices on four of the most dependable models on the road — including a former $72,000 luxury sedan now going for under $32,000.
Young Americans Are Miserable: 6 Reasons Their Happiness Is Falling Off a Cliff
Stacy Johnson CPA on April 20, 2026
If you’re under 30 in America, the data is brutal — and the financial damage driving it isn’t slowing down.
Here’s Who Gets Social Security Payments This Week on April 22
Fernando Cervantes Jr. and USA TODAY on April 20, 2026
Born between the 21st and the end of the month? Your April check drops Wednesday — here’s the full breakdown of when every beneficiary gets paid, including the SSI schedule through January 2027.
Does Amazon Offer Unlimited Grocery Delivery? Here’s Everything You Need to Know
Trisha Easto and USA TODAY on April 19, 2026
Prime members unlock free same-day delivery on grocery orders over $25 — but non-members pay a flat $12.99 per order, a fee that can quietly erase any savings on your cart.
Why Age 69 Is Crucial to Planning a Comfortable Retirement and Legacy
Medora Lee and USA TODAY on April 19, 2026
There’s a narrow four-year window before required minimum distributions kick in at 73 when Roth conversions and smart income planning can dramatically cut your lifetime tax bill — and most retirees don’t know it exists.
Essential Tips for Traveling with Your Pets This Year
Jessie Quinn and USA TODAY on April 18, 2026
The airline ticket is just the start — most pet owners are blindsided by the extra charges at the rental car counter, the rideshare surcharge, and the paperwork that can derail a trip before it begins.
Visiting Disney World May Cost More Next Year (Depending When You Go)
Eve Chen and USA TODAY on April 18, 2026
Magic Kingdom tickets are already hitting $219 for 2027’s peak dates — and holiday pricing for November and December hasn’t even been released yet.
5 US Cruises You Can Take in 2026 Without a Passport
Allison Tibaldi, FamilyVacationist.com on April 18, 2026
From Alaska’s Glacier Bay to the Great Lakes to Hawaii, these five domestic sailings require no passport — and 2026’s 250th-anniversary celebrations are making every port a bonus attraction.
Retirement Is Looming. Gen X Doesn’t Have an Estate Plan.
Daniel de Visé and USA TODAY on April 18, 2026
A new report finds 62% of Gen Xers have no will, trust, or power of attorney — making them the least protected generation even as they enter their 60s with a historic wealth transfer already underway.
Are You Human? New Tool Aims to Help Prove You’re Not AI
Jennifer Jolly, Special to USA Today on April 17, 2026
A finance worker wired $25 million to criminals after a video call with a deepfake CFO — and a new tool backed by Sam Altman says it has the answer, but the company comes with serious red flags.
4 Things Drivers Should Check on Their Cars This Spring
Charles Singh and USA TODAY on April 17, 2026
One of these four checks takes just minutes but could spare you a towing fee — and a dead battery when the summer heat peaks.
Ford Recalls Nearly 1.4M Vehicles. See Affected Models
Saleen Martin and USA TODAY on April 17, 2026
The transmission defect on 2015–2017 F-150s can trigger a sudden, unexpected downshift into second gear at speed — and Ford says letters warning affected owners won’t go out until April 27.
15 States With the Fattest Federal Income Tax Refunds
Alex Miller on April 17, 2026
See how much Americans living in these states get back from the IRS on average.
Fewer Summer Flights Planned at This Major US Airport. What’s Happening?
Kathleen Wong and USA TODAY on April 17, 2026
Last summer, fewer than 60% of O’Hare arrivals and departures ran on time — so the FAA is capping daily operations at 2,708 flights from May 17 through October 24 to prevent a repeat.
Here’s How Much $5 Can Get You at Major Fast-Food Chains
Kate Perez and USA TODAY on April 17, 2026
From Wendy’s 99-cent Jr. Cheeseburger to Taco Bell’s $5 Classic Luxe Box with a burrito, taco, cinnamon twists, and a drink, here’s the exact breakdown of what your $5 will stretch to at seven chains right now.
Women Can’t Get Estrogen Patches. Here’s What the FDA Is Doing to Help.
Laura Trujillo and USA TODAY on April 17, 2026
The estrogen patch shortage that began in January is forcing some women to pay nine times more for alternative hormone therapy — and the FDA is not yet officially calling it a shortage.
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