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US Postal Service Says It Could Raise First-Class Stamp Prices
Fernando Cervantes Jr. and USA TODAY on March 18, 2026
The agency warns it could run out of money by 2027 if Congress doesn’t act.
Costco to Open First Standalone Gas Station. Here’s Where
Michelle Del Rey and USA TODAY on March 18, 2026
The wholesale giant is betting big on fuel with a 40-pump location that could reshape how members fill up.
Wendy’s Celebrating March Madness With Free Frosty, Fries in April
Greta Cross and USA TODAY on March 18, 2026
On April 7, participating Wendy’s locations will give away free small fries and a small Frosty — no purchase required.
New EV Fee Proposal Could Shrink Drivers’ Gas Savings. Here’s Why
Keith Laing and USA TODAY on March 18, 2026
A proposed $250 annual fee for electric vehicle owners would eat into the thousands drivers currently save by skipping the gas pump.
Dairy Queen’s Free Cone Day Is March 19. How to Get One
Mike Snider and USA TODAY on March 18, 2026
The annual giveaway returns tomorrow with free vanilla soft-serve cones at participating locations — no purchase required.
5 EV Deals Shoppers Can Take Advantage of as Toyota Cuts Prices
Keith Laing and USA TODAY on March 18, 2026
From thousands in cash back to 0% financing for six years, automakers are slashing prices to move electric vehicles off the lot.
Awake at 3 a.m.? This Mental Trick Forces You Back to Sleep Fast
Stacy Johnson CPA on March 18, 2026
Waking up at 3 a.m. destroys your focus. This simple mental trick forces your brain offline instantly.
This Brand Makes the Most Reliable Cars for 2026, According to J.D. Power
Charles Singh and USA TODAY on March 18, 2026
The top-ranked brand has built its reputation on borrowing from one of the industry’s most dependable automakers.
5 Ways a New Banking Rule Can Help You Stop Scammers From Emptying Your Account
Stacy Johnson CPA on March 18, 2026
Scammers are coaching people to transfer their life savings away. Here’s how a new banking rule finally fights back and how to use it.
These 5 States Still Penalize You if You Don’t Have Health Insurance
Medora Lee and USA TODAY on March 18, 2026
The fines can add up to thousands of dollars — but there are ways to avoid them.
Another EV Bites the Dust. Volvo Discontinues 2026 EX30 in the U.S.
Charles Singh and USA TODAY on March 17, 2026
The subcompact electric SUV sold just 5,400 units last year — a fraction of what rivals moved — and it’s far from the only EV getting axed.
Diesel Prices Hit $5 a Gallon: 6 Ways Drivers Can Save Money Now
Keith Laing and USA TODAY on March 17, 2026
The largest 14-day diesel price surge ever recorded is hitting wallets hard — but a few simple changes behind the wheel can soften the blow.
This Brand Makes the Least Reliable Cars for 2026, According to J.D. Power
Charles Singh and USA TODAY on March 17, 2026
A new dependability study reveals which automaker has the most problems per 100 vehicles — and it’s not the one you’d expect.
How the No Tax on Overtime Deduction Really Works for 2025
Susan Tompor and Detroit Free Press on March 17, 2026
The “No Tax on Overtime” deduction on 2025 returns sounds simple, but complex IRS rules mean only the overtime premium portion qualifies — and not every job is eligible. Here’s what you need to know before filing.
The Five EVs You Can Buy Now With the Longest Range
Keith Laing and USA TODAY on March 17, 2026
With gas prices climbing, Consumer Reports tested which electric vehicles can actually go the distance on a single charge.
Government Shutdown May Lead to Airport Closures, Trump Official Says
Zach Wichter and USA TODAY on March 17, 2026
Some TSA officers aren’t showing up for work after missing paychecks, and the consequences could hit your travel plans hard.
Volkswagen Recalls Over 45,000 Vehicles. See the Affected Model.
Taylor Ardrey and USA TODAY on March 17, 2026
A loose transmission ground wire could increase fire risk in certain Jetta models.
Futures Slip as Oil Prices Fuel Inflation Worries Ahead of Fed Meeting
Reuters on March 17, 2026
With oil near $100 a barrel and the Federal Reserve kicking off a two-day meeting, investors are bracing for a hawkish tone that could reshape rate-cut expectations for the rest of the year.
Forget the 1%. These CEOs Are in the 0.001% — and the Numbers Will Make Your Head Spin
Kendall Blythe on March 17, 2026
Never mind a different world — they live in an alternate reality.
Rents Decreased in Most Places. Here’s Where It Was Steepest.
Andrea Riquier, Ignacio Calderon and USA TODAY on March 17, 2026
A nationwide construction boom has finally started pulling rents back down — but millions of Americans are still spending more than half their income just to keep a roof overhead.
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