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5 Rare Disorders That Can Cause Strange Behavior in Older Adults
When the aging brain misfires, the results can be astonishing and a little alarming.
Annuities Are Breaking Sales Records: Why the Old ‘Black Box’ Is Becoming a Modern Retirement Staple
You’re likely to live longer than your 401(k) is designed for. Here’s how to build a paycheck that keeps up.
McDonald’s Launches New Value Menu Items. See What You Can Get
Starting today, a Sausage McMuffin drops to $1.50 and a McDouble to $2.50 — part of a new under-$3 all-day menu now available at McDonald’s locations nationwide.
Left without Her Scooter over a Month. ‘How Can This Happen?’
Delta closed Debi Coleman’s damage claim and stopped returning her calls — and it took a journalist’s inquiry to finally get her mobility scooter repaired after more than 37 days in limbo.
Need for Coverage, Increasing Costs Limit Choices for Cancer Survivors
Nearly half of cancer survivors surveyed have carried medical debt — and proposed rollbacks to ACA protections could leave millions of the 19 million U.S. survivors with even fewer places to turn.
7 Things You Need to Know Before Credit Card Numbers Disappear Forever
That 16-digit number on your card is living on borrowed time — and what replaces it could save you thousands.
More than 7 Million Have Alzheimer’s. Can Your Brain Health Improve?
A study of more than 2,100 adults found that structured lifestyle changes — diet, exercise, and social activity — measurably improved cognitive scores, and scientists say midlife is the critical window to act.
4 Reasons Your Tariff Refund Isn’t Coming — and What to Do About It
Businesses are getting billions back. You probably aren’t. Here’s why.
Tim Cook Is Stepping Down as Apple CEO, Company Announces
After 14 years at the helm of the world’s most valuable company, Cook isn’t fully walking away — he’s moving to executive chairman while hardware chief John Ternus takes the CEO role in September.
Toyota Sienna vs. Kia Carnival: Which Minivan Offers More Value?
The Sienna’s hybrid powertrain stretches a full tank to 648 miles, but the Carnival undercuts its sticker price by $3,000 and packs a stronger engine — so which one actually wins?
High Gas Prices Push More Americans to Work from Home, Poll Finds
96% of Americans say gas is a financial burden this year — and the ripple effects go well beyond the pump, reshaping how people work, spend, and plan their next road trip.
Court Order Forces $166 Billion Trump Tariff Refund: What Could This Mean for Ordinary Americans?
It should be a win for your household budget, but exactly how these refunds may trickle down to consumers remains to be seen.
Dunkin’ Is Giving Away 1 Million Free Coffees Again. How to Get Yours
Cold brew and extra-large hot coffees don’t qualify, supplies are limited, and you’ll need the Dunkin’ app — but grab the code by Tuesday morning and you’ll have a full week to redeem it.
Discover the Greek Seaside Town Where You Can Live for Under $2,000 a Month
If you’re looking for a walkable seaside town filled with art, sunshine and affordable living, take a closer look at Nafplio.
32 Hacks to Help You Fight the Inflation Squeeze in 2026
From gas to groceries and fun at home, there are plenty of ways to cut spending.
Delta Air Lines Trims Summer Schedule Amid High Fuel Prices
Seven routes — including New York to Houston, Memphis, and St. Louis — are being suspended this summer as surging jet fuel costs from the Iran war push airlines into their biggest domestic cutbacks in decades.
The Penny Is Already Dead. Could the Nickel Be Next to Go?
The government lost $85 million minting nickels last year — nearly five times its losses on pennies — and economists say the five-cent coin could face elimination within a decade.
Here’s How Today’s Workers Offset the Rise of AI and Heavy Screen Time
Workers aren’t rejecting technological advances, but they do have some priorities.
Turo Tested: Here’s Why It Might Be Better Than Rental Car Companies
From handpicking a Jeep Wrangler for a Route 66 road trip to unlocking it remotely via an app, peer-to-peer car sharing offers a surprisingly seamless alternative to the traditional rental counter — but there’s a catch first-time users often miss.
Gen Z’s ‘Soft Socializing’ Is the Big New Thing — or Is It?
Didn’t we just call it “hanging out?”
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