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Tesla Autopilot Probe Urged After Videos Show Drivers Asleep at the Wheel
Keith Laing and USA TODAY on September 10, 2026
A federal safety probe could determine whether driver-monitoring systems do enough to prevent deadly overreliance on hands-on assistance technology
How Much American Workers Think They Need to Retire — and Their Actual Savings
Chris Kissell on September 10, 2026
Workers in the U.S. have firm ideas about how much money they’ll need to retire — but that doesn’t mean they’re any closer to their goals.
Used Car Prices Are Finally Falling Again — Here Are the 20 Models Dropping the Fastest
Chris Kissell on September 10, 2026
If you’re in the market for a new-to-you car, these models are getting cheaper.
Retiring Before 65? Your 2027 Obamacare Premium Is Headed up Another 15% — and $1 of Income Decides Whether You Get Help
Stacy Johnson CPA on September 10, 2026
Insurers want 15% more for 2027, and the subsidy cliff is back. Which account you tap decides what you pay.
14 Overlooked Ways to Save on Groceries (No Coupons Needed)
Donna Freedman on September 10, 2026
You almost certainly aren’t taking advantage of all of these tactics — if you’ve even heard of them all.
Your Dull Knives Are the Most Dangerous Thing in Your Kitchen — Here’s How to Fix Them for Almost Nothing
Stacy Johnson CPA on September 10, 2026
The knife that scares you least is the one most likely to send you to the ER. Here’s the fix.
Gas Prices Are Rising Again: How Much Control Does Trump Really Have?
Keith Laing and USA TODAY on September 10, 2026
A gallon now averages $4.27 nationwide, with California at $5.89, while oil near $105 limits the president’s options.
I Asked Anthropic’s Claude AI Point-Blank If AI Is Going to Kill Us All. Here’s What He Said.
Stacy Johnson CPA on September 10, 2026
The people building AI say it might end humanity. So I asked the AI itself.
How I Left America Behind for a Brand-New Life in Ireland
Kathleen Peddicord on September 10, 2026
Discover how a business scouting expedition to Ireland transformed into the start of a lifelong overseas adventure.
Welcome to the Era of Career Fog, Where Workers Feel Paralyzed
Jasmine Escalera, PhD on September 10, 2026
Find out what workers are experiencing on the job, and what they say they need to move forward.
Medicare’s Drug Deductible Jumps to $700 in 2027 — and the Subsidy Holding Down Your Premium Is Gone
Stacy Johnson CPA on September 10, 2026
Two changes hit stand-alone drug plans at once in January. One of them was never supposed to be permanent.
9/11 Illness Fight Expands as Responders Get Older, Sicker
Nancy Cutler and USA TODAY NETWORK on September 10, 2026
Nearly 10,000 responders and survivors join the program each year, but staffing gaps are delaying coverage decisions as serious illnesses emerge
7 Fire Hazards Hiding in Plain Sight in Your Home
Stacy Johnson CPA on September 10, 2026
Cooking and space heaters make headlines. The deadliest fire risks in your home are the ones you walk past daily.
Get Scammed Out of Your IRA and the IRS Sends You a Bill: This Is the Cruelest Rule in the Code
Stacy Johnson CPA on September 10, 2026
A thief drains your retirement account. Then the IRS wants its cut. Here’s why, and the fix Congress keeps stalling.
Subscription Spending Is Rising Despite Cost Worries
Betty Lin-Fisher and USA TODAY on September 10, 2026
Subscription spending climbed 7.7% in July even as nearly three-quarters of surveyed consumers said rising streaming prices frustrated them
7 Unexpected Harsh Realities of Retirement — According to Everyday Americans
Gillian Manning on September 9, 2026
You planned your finances perfectly, but did you prepare for the unexpected emotional hurdles?
Gas Prices Are High, but Americans Still Have Their Favorite Stations
Keith Laing and USA TODAY on September 9, 2026
The national average hit $4.22, while one state’s pump prices topped $5.87 and Shell led the country in station count
College Students Are Prime Scam Targets: Here’s What to Know
Jan Diaz, Special to USA TODAY Network on September 9, 2026
A fake scholarship, rental listing or financial-aid message can cost students money and expose their identity before classes even begin
This Simple Treatment Could Reduce Dangerous Belly Fat in Older Women
Kristin Kurens on September 9, 2026
This dangerous type of fat increases with age, but a simple treatment could help reverse the trend.
Gas Prices Are Rising Again: Here’s Where Drivers Are Paying the Most
Keith Laing and USA TODAY on September 9, 2026
The national average reached $4.22, but drivers in California, Washington and Hawaii face the steepest costs at the pump.
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