Easter Candy Prices Surge Again, Leaving Buyers With Less

One analysis found that the same dollar amount buys dramatically less than it did just six years ago — and it’s not just because of inflation.

Why Travelers Keep Forgetting Everything (and How to Stop It)

From abandoned suitcases to wrong booking dates, travel stress is making even experienced travelers surprisingly forgetful — and psychologists have a few theories why.

Botulism Risk Triggers Recall of Peeled Garlic Products. See Items.

The recalled bags were sold at 52 Tops Friendly Markets locations across three states — and customers may not be able to tell just by looking or smelling.

3 Helpful Things You May Not Realize Your Phone Can Do

Regardless of how you use your phone, these settings might make it a more pleasant experience.

Push to ‘Dump the Gas Tax’ Grows, but Is It Any Closer to Reality?

With Iran war-driven gas prices squeezing drivers, both parties in Congress are eyeing a move that hasn’t happened since 1987 — but the road to relief is complicated.

Oracle Lays Off More Than 150 California Workers

The cuts are part of a sweeping restructuring tied to the company’s AI ambitions — and the total could reach 30,000 jobs.

Millions of Eye Drops Recalled. See Affected Products.

A voluntary recall covers store-brand eye drops sold at Walgreens, CVS, Kroger, and more — check your medicine cabinet for these lot codes.

What You Need to Do Now to Retire Comfortably Later

You know it’s smart to save for retirement now. Here’s how to put a plan into action, from your twenties through your sixties.

Americans Lost a Record $15.9 Billion to Scams in 2025, FTC Says

Fraud losses have surged nearly 430% since 2020 — and some victims are losing six figures or more from their retirement savings.

US Jobs Up 178,000 in March as Grads Ease Expectations to Get Hired

The economy added more jobs than expected in March, but new college graduates are facing a tougher entry-level market than ever — with AI fears and corporate layoffs pushing grads to lower their salary expectations.

How to Get a Golf Course Lawn at Home (Without Spending $50K)

Here’s how to transform grass into a lawn worthy of the finest country club.

15 New Cars That Offer the Most Bang for Your Buck in 2026

These vehicles deliver top-tier quality that you can depend on for years.

Which Restaurants Are Open on Easter? Details on Chipotle, IHOP, More

Chipotle, Chick-fil-A, and Raising Cane’s are all closed Sunday — here’s the full rundown of 19 chains before you plan your Easter meal.

How a Brutal Minnesota Wind Chill Saved Our Dream Retirement in Portugal

Your ideal life overseas is waiting for you — just don’t get in your own way.

Your Next Trip Abroad Needs a Cheat Sheet. Here’s What to Include.

A simple cheat sheet on your phone’s lock screen can save you headaches at the hotel, the register, and anywhere language or currency might trip you up.

Are Grocery Stores Open on Easter? What to Know for Trader Joe’s, More

Costco, Sam’s Club, Aldi, and Publix are among the big-name chains closing their doors Sunday — here’s the full rundown before you head out.

What’s a W-2 and 1099? The Forms You Need as Tax Day Approaches.

Whether you’re employed, freelancing, or earning investment income, knowing which tax forms apply to you can make a confusing season much easier to navigate.

TSA Faces First Big Test in Atlanta Airport Following Weeks of No Pay

Millions of spring break travelers are about to find out if the nightmare airport security lines of recent weeks are actually behind them.

United Just Increased Checked Bag Fees. Here’s How Much You’ll Pay.

The airline blamed rising fuel costs — and it’s not the only carrier making travelers pay more to check their luggage.

Papa John’s Rolls Out Carryout Rewards as Gas Prices Rise Across US

The pizza chain is offering $4 in reward credit to members who pick up orders this weekend — a nod to the gas costs they’re shouldering.

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