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Rents Decreased in Most Places. Here’s Where It Was Steepest.
A nationwide construction boom has finally started pulling rents back down — but millions of Americans are still spending more than half their income just to keep a roof overhead.
FDA: Novo Nordisk Failed to Report Deaths of Weight-Loss Drug Patients
An FDA investigation uncovered unreported strokes, suicides, and thousands of delayed side-effect reports from the maker of Ozempic and Wegovy — raising new questions about the safety oversight of America’s most popular drugs.
Does Your Car Qualify for up to a $10,000 Tax Deduction? It Might
A new tax deduction lets qualifying buyers write off up to $10,000 in car loan interest — but only on new, American-assembled vehicles purchased through 2028.
Hyundai Stops Sales, Recalls 60K Palisade SUVs After Child Death
The stop sale covers two upper trims of the automaker’s largest SUV — and owners are urged to avoid using a specific feature until a fix arrives.
Popeyes Franchisee Closes More Locations Following Bankruptcy Filing
The Southeast closures are just the latest in a string of shutdowns tied to one of the chain’s largest operators.
Chocolate Ladybugs Sold at Lidl Recalled Over ‘Undeclared Allergen’
The German-style nougat treats were sold in nine states and D.C. — and the packaging failed to disclose a potentially life-threatening ingredient.
Some TSA Lines Are Minutes, Others Hours. What’s Going On?
More than 300 TSA officers have quit since the DHS shutdown began, and the unpredictability is forcing travelers to gamble on when to show up.
Storm Cancels 3,000+ Flights as Long TSA Lines Snarl Airports
Reduced TSA staffing from a funding lapse is compounding delays just as a powerful storm grounds thousands of planes across the country.
Meta’s AI Push Could Trigger 20% Layoffs of Its Workforce
The tech giant’s massive bet on artificial intelligence could mean the biggest job cuts since its 2022 “year of efficiency” restructuring.
How One Wrinkle Can Hint at Heart Disease
Is this crease just a sign of getting older, or an indicator of a deeper medical problem? Here’s what experts says.
War’s Impact on Oil Prices Shifts Interest About Used EV Market
A flood of electric vehicles coming off lease could mean steep discounts — but not every dealer is convinced buyers will bite.
Carnival Cancels Nearly a Dozen Cruises. See the Impacted Dates
Eleven voyages on one of the line’s ships just got wiped from the schedule — and affected passengers face a tough choice.
St. Patrick’s Day Food and Drink Deals Include Freebies, Discounts
Dozens of chains are offering free food, BOGO deals, and discounted drinks — many just for wearing green or joining a loyalty program.
Costco Recalls Meatloaf Meal Kit. See States Where It Was Sold.
A salmonella concern triggered the recall of a pre-made meatloaf with mashed potatoes sold at locations in 26 states plus D.C. and Puerto Rico.
Will the USPS Raise Rates Again? Debate Swirls Over Financial Future
A first-class stamp now costs 78 cents — up 41% since 2021 — and the agency may run out of money next year without billions more in borrowing.
Krispy Kreme Offers Free Doughnuts for St. Patrick’s Day. How to Snag.
Wear green to any location today or tomorrow and you could walk out with a free treat — plus a shot at a year’s supply.
2 Ways Collagen Supplements May Actually Improve Your Health — and 1 Claim That Doesn’t Hold Up
A comprehensive review reveals what collagen supplements can and cannot do for your body.
5 Things You Must Know Before Shopping Amazon’s Big Spring Sale Next Week
Don’t let Amazon empty your wallet next week. Here is exactly what to buy, what to skip, and how to spot fake discounts.
4 Things That Have Actually Gotten Cheaper Since Trump Took Office — and 4 That Are Much More Expensive
See which everyday expenses are costing you less and which ones are taking a bigger bite out of your budget during the current administration.
Forget Offshore Accounts: How to Use a Domestic Tax Haven for Retirement
Hint: You do not need a passport to legally protect your wealth.
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