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276 Arrested in Connection with ‘Scam Centers’ Targeting Americans
A global FBI crackdown on crypto ‘pig-butchering’ fraud dismantled nine scam centers and charged six defendants in San Diego for stealing millions.
Gas Prices May Soon Average $4.50 per Gallon, One Analyst Predicts
GasBuddy’s head of petroleum analysis warns that national gas prices, already at $4.23 a gallon, could spike to $4.50 as U.S.-Iran tensions drive oil markets higher.
When Do You Get Your SSI Check for May 2026? See Payment Schedule
The May SSI check goes out May 1 — on a Friday — and the full 2026 payment schedule shows several months when checks arrive early due to weekends.
Celebrating Mom Is Going to Cost You More This Year. Here’s Why
Flowers, jewelry, and chocolates are each up more than 7% this year, pushing the typical Mother’s Day gift package to $543 — $29 more than last year.
Live Nation’s $30 Ticket Deal Begins Today. How to Purchase
For one week only, Live Nation is selling all-in concert tickets for $30 to more than 4,000 shows — but inventory is limited and expected to sell out fast.
Proposed Rule Change Could Cut Federal Benefits for Disabled Adults
A proposed Trump administration rule could eliminate or slash monthly SSI payments for up to 400,000 disabled and low-income Americans who live with family.
America Barely Uses OPEC Oil. Why Are Gas Prices So High?
Even though the U.S. barely imports Middle Eastern oil, gas hit $4.18 a gallon — here’s why a distant war still hits your wallet directly.
Are You Worse Off Financially Today? More Americans Say Yes. Here’s Why
More than half of Americans say their finances are getting worse — matching gloomy levels last seen during the Great Recession — as gas, housing, and healthcare costs hit simultaneously.
Nebraska Says Medicaid Work Mandate Is Ready. Those Affected Aren’t So Optimistic
Nebraska is the first state to require Medicaid enrollees to work, train, or attend school — and advocates fear thousands will lose coverage through paperwork errors alone.
FCA US Recalls over 20K Jeep, Dodge Vehicles. See Affected Models
Over 20,000 Jeep Wagoneer S and Dodge Charger EV owners face a software glitch that could blank out dashboard safety info — here’s what to do before the notices hit mailboxes in May.
Used EV Sales Are Up 54%. Here’s Why, and How One Can Save You Money
With gas topping $4.23 a gallon and lease returns flooding the market, used electric vehicles are emerging as a surprisingly affordable way to cut fuel and maintenance costs.
5 Things You Need to Know Now That a Major Consumer Protection Just Died (Again)
Your financial advisor may no longer be required to put you first. Here’s what just happened — and what to do about it.
They’re Putting Risky Assets in Your 401(k) Whether You Choose Them or Not: 6 Reasons to Be Furious
Washington just opened your retirement savings to crypto and private equity. Here’s who really benefits. (Spoiler: It’s not you.)
$50 for a Movie Ticket? 5 Reasons Movies Are Getting Expensive and How to Save
Theaters just borrowed the airline pricing playbook — and $50 tickets are only the beginning.
3 Ways to Get Therapy — From Free to $250 Per Session
Therapy costs range from free to $250 or more per session. Here’s how to pick the right type for your situation and budget.
What Does the UAE’s Exit From OPEC Mean for America, the World and Gas Prices?
UAE, OPEC, cartels, war, and a market-driven energy landscape. Here’s what it all boils down to for you.
Check Your Pantry: Ghirardelli Recalls Drink Mixes
Ghirardelli’s voluntary recall covers eight powdered beverages — mostly food-service bulk packs but also products sold online — over potential salmonella in a supplier’s milk powder.
Volkswagen Recalls over 38K Vehicles. See Affected Model
A fuel pressure sensor defect in 38,710 model-year 2025–2026 Volkswagen Taos vehicles can cause fuel to leak in rear-end crashes, raising the risk of fire.
Beware These 10 Signs of Identity Theft (Before It’s Too Late)
These red flags signal that your financial data or other personal information may have been stolen.
Tesla Model Y Probe Ends. What It Means for Buyers, Stock Prices
Federal regulators closed a steering-wheel defect probe covering 120,089 Tesla Model Y vehicles after finding the missing-bolt issue was isolated to just two 2023 cars.
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