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US Is Losing Global Tourists Even as Travel Booms Worldwide
International visitors spend up to eight times more per trip than domestic travelers — and the US just became the only major destination in the world actively losing them.
Hyundai Recalls over 94K Vehicles. See Affected Models
Fuel pipe fasteners on four Genesis models — including the G80, G90, and GV80 — may loosen over time and spark a fire, but recall notification letters won’t reach affected owners until June 8.
Kia Recalls over 141,000 Vehicles. See the Affected Model
The fuel pipe defect on 2022–2026 Kia Carnival minivans can leak near the fuel rail and ignite — and while dealers will fix it free of charge, recall notification letters won’t go out until June 2.
TSA Weighs Privatizing Some Airport Screening Functions to Avoid Delays
TSA officers missed nearly $1 billion in paychecks this fiscal year during the DHS shutdown — while private screeners at contracted airports never missed one, a key detail now driving the push to expand privatization.
Lower Ticket Prices? How the Live Nation Verdict Could Impact Fans
Experts say concerts are unlikely to get cheaper before 2029 — but pending legislation in California, New York, and the U.K. could soon make ticket scalping on StubHub and SeatGeek illegal.
This Social Media Scam Is the ‘Top Threat for the General Public,’ Experts Say
What some dismiss as a minor inconvenience has become the leading identity crime, with devastating financial and emotional consequences.
4 Ugly Truths About Your 2027 Social Security COLA — and What to Do Right Now
Inflation just surged. Your 2027 Social Security raise likely won’t. Here’s the math every retiree needs to see.
4 Health Issues That Precede 99% of Strokes and Heart Attacks
A study of millions of people reveals that cardiovascular events rarely happen without warning signs.
10 Dumb Ways Retirees Blow Their Savings
You can make retirement money last a lot longer by avoiding these costly mistakes.
Reward Ripoff: I Have 4 Million Amex Points. 5 Moves I’m Making Before They Lose More Value
I spent decades building this hoard. Amex and the airlines are quietly shrinking it. Here’s my plan.
How a Family Turned a Vacation Into a New Life in Sardinia, Italy
Two generations of one family decided to move to Sardinia together. Here’s how they did it.
Why Internet Provider Mergers Are More Popular Than Ever
Find out what the recent upswing in internet provider mergers and acquisitions means for you.
Tariff Refund System Launching Soon. What Does It Mean for Consumers?
A new government portal opening April 20 will begin distributing $127 billion in tariff refunds — but a CFO survey finds most companies have no plans to pass those savings along to shoppers.
20 Cities in America That Are Cheapest for Homebuyers
Explore the cities that still favor homebuyers.
Trader Joe’s Class Action Settlement Could Pay You $102. Who’s Eligible?
A 2019 lawsuit over receipts that may have exposed shoppers’ card numbers resulted in a $7.4 million settlement — and eligible customers have until June 9 to file a claim.
Fraud Is on the Rise. Blame AI
A new TransUnion report found that 1 in 6 Americans lost money to digital fraud last year — and AI tools are making these scams faster, cheaper, and more convincing than ever.
6 Ways the Oil Crisis Could Actually Make Your Summer Trip Cheaper
Gas is over $4 a gallon and oil spiked past $100 — but here’s why your summer vacation could get cheaper anyway.
Why Spring May Be the Best Time Yet to Buy an Electric Car
The average new EV discount hit nearly $8,000 in March — nearly matching the federal tax credit Congress axed last fall — and a spring wave of off-lease inventory is stacking even more options on used lots.
Beat the Pain at the Pump With Everyday Strategies From Lawn Care Experts
Take a lesson from lawn care pros who are fast adapting to high gas prices.
7 Refunds You’re Probably Owed Right Now (and How to Claim Each One)
Somewhere right now, the government could be sitting on money with your name on it.
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