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Trader Joe’s Announces Release Date for Large Lavender and Pink Tote
The grocery chain’s wildly popular tote bag line is getting a new colorway — and it drops tomorrow.
US, Iran Threaten More Energy Strikes as Gas Prices Surge. What to Know
With the Strait of Hormuz effectively shut and Brent crude soaring, the average gallon of gas has jumped nearly a dollar in three weeks.
Where’s My Tax Refund? More Americans Are Counting on Them in 2026
Nearly half of filers say they’re relying on an IRS check this year — and the average refund is bigger than ever.
Rising Health Costs Push Some Middle-Aged Adults to Skip the Doc Until Medicare
With Obamacare premiums tripling for some near-retirees, the gamble of going without care until 65 is becoming more common.
Moving Abroad? Think Small Towns for Big Savings, Great Quality of Life
Forget the big-name cities — these under-the-radar communities offer comfortable living for as little as $2,000 a month.
23 Reasons Visitors Should Stay Away From America
Forget the politics. Some destinations are best avoided. The U.S. may be one of them.
The Oldest Car Models Still for Sale in the U.S.
Some of these nameplates have been on dealer lots since before your grandparents were born.
Publix to Open 5 New Stores by End of April. See Upcoming Locations.
Three of the five new locations will be in the chain’s home state, with openings starting as soon as next week.
U.S. Stocks Slide, Nasdaq, Dow Near Correction Amid Iran War
The fourth straight week of losses has the Dow and Nasdaq teetering on the edge of correction territory as surging oil prices ripple through the economy.
A BYD Taxi Ride Reveals Why U.S. Automakers Appear Uneasy
A reporter’s first ride in a Chinese-made electric vehicle offered a glimpse at the competition Detroit has been warning about for years.
Get a ‘Sternly Worded Text Warning’ About Parking? It May Be a Scam
Scammers posing as state agencies are texting Americans fake parking and toll violation notices. Here’s how officials say to spot and avoid the phishing scheme.
Here’s How Much Lexus’ Most Affordable, Reliable Car Costs in 2026
The Japanese luxury brand just topped J.D. Power’s dependability rankings, and its cheapest model starts well below the average new car price.
Money in a Minute for the Week Ending March 20, 2026
Here’s a quick roundup of the news that moved your money this week, from Money Talks News founder, Stacy Johnson.
Here’s 13 Crashes Tied to Tesla’s Expanded Full Self-Drive Probe
NHTSA’s investigation now covers 3.2 million vehicles and raises new concerns about how the software handles fog, dust and sun glare.
Fertilizer Prices Surge as Iran War Disrupts US Supplies
Nitrogen fertilizer supply chains are closely tied to the Middle East, and the Strait of Hormuz blockade is hitting farmers right before spring planting.
Flying This Weekend? TSA Still Isn’t Getting Paid, What to Know
Spring break travel meets a partial government shutdown — and it could get much worse next week.
Farmers Face Financial Strain, Federal Aid a ‘Small Bandage’
Even with strong yields, the math of farming doesn’t add up — and a $12 billion federal aid package barely covers the gap.
The Pros and Cons of Taking Social Security at 62, 67 and 70
Claiming early guarantees cash now, but waiting could yield a massive, guaranteed return on your money. The right answer is different for everyone.
Free Food Deals to Feast on the First Day of Spring
From Rita’s Italian Ice giveaway to Taco Bell rewards, here are the freebies and discounts you can grab right now.
Treasury Department to Oversee Student Loans: What It Means for You
The U.S. Treasury is taking over federal student loan operations in three phases, starting with collections on 7.7 million defaulted borrowers.
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