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Dairy Queen’s Fall Menu Is Here. See the New Treats You Can Try
Julia Gomez and USA TODAY on August 31, 2026
The chain’s seasonal lineup includes two new desserts and a coffee drink, but shoppers won’t find a pumpkin spice latte on the menu
10 Companies With Great Benefits for Working Parents (Including Childcare)
Kirsten Chorpenning on August 31, 2026
These companies offer benefits that can better support families with working parents.
Olive Garden Brings Back Never-Ending Pasta Bowl Promotion
Gabe Hauari and USA TODAY on August 31, 2026
The $14.99 deal runs through Nov. 22, with unlimited soup or breadsticks and optional protein toppings for an extra charge
When Do Social Security Payments Go Out for September? See Schedule
Mike Snider and USA TODAY on August 31, 2026
September’s Social Security schedule includes three Wednesday payments based on your birthday, plus SSI dates that may mean two checks in October
If You’re Buying a House Soon, One Line in Your Agent’s Contract Could Cost You $13,000
Stacy Johnson CPA on August 31, 2026
Here’s the clause in the contract to check before you sign — or even tour a home.
6 Warning Signs Your Body Is Begging You Not to Ignore
Stacy Johnson CPA on August 31, 2026
Clues to your health could be hiding on your nails, eyes and tongue right now. Here are the serious diseases they may signal.
Rabid Goats at North Carolina Petting Zoo May Have Exposed Visitors
Thao Nguyen and USA TODAY on August 30, 2026
Visitors who cuddled baby goats at events across seven counties may need an urgent rabies risk assessment, even if they feel healthy
See Where Americans Prefer to Set Their AC and What Experts Say
James Powel, Saman Shafiq and USA TODAY on August 30, 2026
Energy providers often recommend 78 degrees, but a national survey found most households keep central air several degrees colder, potentially raising summer bills.
In a Rare Moment of Unity, Americans Are Fighting Big Tech Together
Christopher Cann and USA TODAY on August 30, 2026
A Gallup survey found 71% of adults oppose data centers nearby, while license-plate cameras track billions of vehicles and raise warrantless-search concerns.
8 of the Most Practical Performance Upgrades You Can Make to Your Car
Keith Laing and USA TODAY on August 30, 2026
A $60 seat cover, $300 tire upgrade and safer headlights could help you improve an older car without replacing it
Can’t Sleep? Here’s What Causes Insomnia and How to Treat It
Daryl Austin and USA TODAY on August 30, 2026
Chronic insomnia affects up to half of adults occasionally, and experts say therapy often works better long term than sleeping pills.
3 States Battling New Measles Outbreaks: What to Know
Anthony Thompson and USA TODAY on August 29, 2026
Pennsylvania has reported 460 cases and two associated deaths, while Wisconsin and Georgia face growing clusters and health officials urge exposure precautions
Back-to-School Shopping Gets Expensive. Here’s How Families Can Save
Jan Diaz, Special to the USA TODAY Network on August 29, 2026
A simple plan, price checks and scam awareness can help parents avoid impulse buys and stretch their budgets before classes begin
Ranking the 4 Best New Family SUVs I’ve Tested in 2026
Charles Singh and USA TODAY on August 29, 2026
The top picks range from a $34,995 road-trip option to a $69,200 luxury SUV, with fuel economy and family-friendly features in between
Check Your Grill Brush: 3.6 Million Recalled
Fernando Cervantes Jr. and USA TODAY on August 28, 2026
A recall expansion covers brushes sold nationwide through March 2026 after 54 reports of detached bristles, including three medical-treatment cases
Scrolling Social Media for This Long Linked to Depression, Study Finds
Mary Walrath-Holdridge and USA TODAY on August 28, 2026
The analysis of 183,000 adults found depression odds rose 17% for every hour beyond a daily threshold of about 2.5 hours
The Best and Worst Times of Day to Mow Your Lawn, With Expert Tips
Danielle Gorski on August 28, 2026
Mowing your grass at the right time is one of the easiest things you can do to promote a healthy lawn.
7 Common Cruise Scenarios Travel Insurance Won’t Cover
Kathleen Wong and USA TODAY on August 28, 2026
While travel insurance can provide peace of mind for cruises, experts warn that common scenarios are often excluded from standard policies.
5 Ways to Get Senior Discounts on Cruise Trips
Gillian Manning on August 28, 2026
Several major cruise lines offer discounts to older travelers. And members of certain organizations can access additional savings.
7 Potential Income Sources Seniors Always Forget About
MTN Staff on August 28, 2026
There are some secret sources of extra cash out there, but you have to be 50+ to tap them.
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