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COVID Variant ‘Cicada’ Sees Jump in US Cases. What Are the Symptoms?
Mary Walrath-Holdridge and USA TODAY on April 13, 2026
The highly mutated BA.3.2 strain jumped from 3.7% to 21.2% of U.S. wastewater samples in under a month — and it’s already been detected in 25 states.
7 Things to Know About the Senior Property Tax Break 9 Million Homeowners Are Missing
Stacy Johnson CPA on April 13, 2026
Millions of older homeowners are leaving thousands on the table every year. Here’s how to stop being one of them.
Here’s Who Gets Social Security Payments This Week on April 15
Fernando Cervantes Jr. and USA TODAY on April 13, 2026
If your birthday falls between the 11th and 20th of the month, your April payment lands Wednesday — and SSI recipients follow an entirely different schedule that runs through the end of 2026.
What Is the Most Expensive Housing Rental Market in the DC Area?
Mike Stunson and USA TODAY on April 13, 2026
Arlington, Va. beats out Washington, D.C. itself for priciest 1-bedroom rents in the region — and the gap between the DMV’s most and least expensive rental markets stretches nearly $1,500 a month.
Hyundai Recalls Nearly 300,000 Vehicles. See Affected Models.
Gabe Hauari and USA TODAY on April 12, 2026
A seat belt anchor defect that could leave occupants fully unrestrained in a crash has triggered the recall — and if you own a 2023–2026 Ioniq 6, Santa Fe, or Genesis G90, dealers will fix it free of charge.
13 New Cars Under $30K That Deliver Real Value in 2026
Keith Laing and USA TODAY on April 12, 2026
When the average new car costs nearly $50,000, these 13 Kelley Blue Book Best Buy award-winners — starting as low as $22,190 — prove you can still get quality, reliability, and standout features without breaking the bank.
April 15 Tax Deadline Is Days Away, but You Can Get an Extension
Medora Lee and USA TODAY on April 12, 2026
Filing an extension sounds like a reprieve — but the IRS will still charge a 5% monthly penalty plus compounding daily interest on any unpaid taxes starting April 16.
Why Summer Travel Looks Stable (for Now) as Iran War Drives Costs Up
Zach Wichter and USA TODAY on April 12, 2026
Airlines are holding fares steady for now, but experts warn a prolonged Strait of Hormuz closure could slash global seat availability by up to 40% — and airline executives are already signaling they’re ready to raise prices the moment oil costs stay high.
More Americans Are Taking Out These High-Interest Loans. But Should You?
Daniel de Visé and USA TODAY on April 12, 2026
The share of Americans carrying a personal loan jumped from 31% to 38% in just eight years — and with average balances hitting $19,333, here’s when the math actually works in your favor.
Foundayo, Wegovy and How GLP-1 Weight-Loss Pills Compare to Shots
Mary Walrath-Holdridge and USA TODAY on April 11, 2026
New FDA-approved pill versions of Wegovy and Zepbound can cost up to $1,479 less per month than their injectable counterparts — but the differences in effectiveness, side effects, and insurance coverage may surprise you.
Being in the Sandwich Generation Is Costly. Here’s How Much.
Madeline Mitchell and USA TODAY on April 11, 2026
A new study reveals that families caring for both kids and aging parents rack up an average of $64,000 in debt every year — and in one state, care costs alone exceed the median household income.
Wayfair to Open Its First Physical Store in Florida
C. A. Bridges, USA TODAY NETWORK - Florida on April 10, 2026
The 94,000-square-foot Fort Lauderdale location will tailor its merchandise to South Florida lifestyles — and promises free delivery on the big stuff like sofas and dining sets.
More Than 350,000 Vitamins, Iron Supplements Recalled. See Brands.
Michelle Del Rey and USA TODAY on April 10, 2026
Iron-containing pills from 11 popular brands — sold everywhere from Amazon to Ulta Beauty — lacked the child-resistant packaging required by federal law.
See the Lowest – and Highest – Gas Prices Across the US
Melina Khan and USA TODAY on April 10, 2026
California gas hit $5.92 a gallon and the national average spiked 21% in a single month — the biggest monthly jump since records began in 1967, with no quick relief in sight.
Want to Rent Your Home for World Cup? Airbnb Tracker Estimates Profit
Irene Wright and USA TODAY on April 10, 2026
Airbnb’s new profit tracker shows homeowners near World Cup venues could pocket an average of $3,700 — and a $750 sign-up bonus sweetens the deal for first-time hosts.
Gas Price Spikes Led to Uptick in EV Searches. So Where Are the Sales?
Keith Laing and USA TODAY on April 10, 2026
Gas jumped more than $1 per gallon in just five weeks — but Edmunds data shows the surge in EV browsing still hasn’t pushed shoppers off the fence.
I Worked at a Grocery Store for 20 Years: 8 Things You Should Never Buy Full Price
MTN Staff on April 10, 2026
Two decades behind the register taught me the brutal truth about sticker prices — and which items are basically always on sale.
Money in a Minute for the Week Ending April 10, 2026
Stacy Johnson CPA on April 10, 2026
Here’s a quick roundup of the news that moved your money this week, from Money Talks News founder, Stacy Johnson.
Buyer’s Markets in the U.S.? Here Are 8 Surprising Metros
Andrea Riquier and USA TODAY on April 10, 2026
Eight major metros — mostly pandemic-era boomtowns in Florida, Texas, and Atlanta — have flipped to buyer’s territory, and experts say the negotiating leverage is only going to get stronger.
Recent Jobs Data Shows Where the Best Opportunities Are Now
Vicki Salemi on April 10, 2026
This analysis digs into the top jobs, fastest-growing industries and cities with the most hiring.
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