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More Than 13K AC Units Recalled amid Fourth of July Heatwave
Recalled Amana units, sold for up to $1,500, can keep their heating elements energized even when switched off, risking burns or fire.
July to Start With Most Student Loan Changes in Decades. What to Know
New borrowers face loan caps and fewer repayment options, and some existing borrowers must act by key deadlines to keep forgiveness eligibility.
What Is Cyclosporiasis? Parasite Sickens More Than 150 People in Michigan
A single case on June 22 exploded into a seven-county outbreak within days, with 14 hospitalized and the contamination source still unidentified.
4 ‘Tax Friendly’ States That Are Actually Money Pits for Retirees
Moving to a state with no income tax sounds like a dream, but hidden levies could turn your retirement into a nightmare.
My Wife Got a Griddle From Amazon We Never Ordered. Here’s the Ugly Scam Behind It.
That free package on your doorstep isn’t a gift. It’s a sign someone already has your personal information.
20 Legit Reasons to Miss Work on Short Notice (and What to Say to Your Boss)
When you need to tend to the rest of your life, here’s what to say to your boss.
Minimum Wage Vs. Cost of Living: Can You Afford to Live in Your State?
Some states manage to pull off that rare mix of better pay and lower prices.
How to Launch a Profitable eBay Store, With Tips From Successful Sellers
Set yourself up for success with these tips from established eBay shopkeepers.
I Built a Custom Slate Truck. Here’s My Honest Review
Skipping the wrap, rack and lighting extras keeps this no-frills electric pickup under $26,000 — but family-friendly add-ons push the price past $32,000.
Hyundai’s Tucson Recall Hints at Broader Auto Industry Challenges
A dashboard glitch triggers a 96,000-vehicle recall — just the latest sign automakers are struggling to keep their software-heavy cars safe.
‘Rich Dad Poor Dad’ Author Predicted Gold Would Reach $27,000. It Hit $5,600, Then Fell to $4,000. Was He Really Wrong?
Be careful what you post on social media. Some people will take it literally.
Sweating Has Some Health Benefits – but Detoxing Isn’t the Main One
A dermatologist explains why your liver and kidneys — not sweat — do the real detox work, and what counts as a normal amount of sweat.
Companies Hired More after Heavy Investment in AI, New Research Finds
High-intensity AI adopters grew their head count over 10%, and entry-level hiring didn’t take the hit many feared.
Burlington Opening 12 Stores Across These 6 States in July
The off-price chain’s July expansion is just a preview of a plan to open more than 100 new stores by year’s end.
Millions Drop ACA Coverage Amid Price Jump. Did Fraud Inflate Signups?
HHS blames fraud crackdowns for the exodus, but experts say a 114% premium spike is the real reason coverage lapsed.
Are Gas Stations Price Gouging? Unpacking Trump’s Latest Truth Rant
Trump wants pump prices near $2.50 a gallon, but analysts say crude costs — not gouging — explain why drivers pay $3.84.
Sick of Relentless Robocalls? These iPhone Settings Can Screen and Silence Them
Discover how to use the built-in feature that acts like a 1990s answering machine for the modern era.
Supreme Court Decision Could Impact Consumer Safety
A 6-3 ruling overturning a 90-year-old precedent strips Congress of power to shield watchdogs like the CPSC from political firings.
Why ‘Frugal Fatigue’ Is Real — and 5 Ways to Fight Back
You’ve cut every corner, but it’s getting harder to stick with. Learn why your brain is rebelling against your budget.
7 Side Hustles That Are Actually Worth the Time — and 3 That Are Not
Tired of get-rich-quick schemes? Here are the few opportunities that actually pay for your effort — and the money pits you should avoid at all costs.
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