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ALDI Removing 44 Ingredients from Products
ALDI is phasing out 57 additives total from its store-brand foods, vitamins and supplements by December 2027, targeting artificial preservatives, colors, flavors and synthetic sweeteners.
7 Reasons You Shouldn’t Put a Dime Into Anything With the Trump Name on It
Trump-branded investments are tanking while the market surges. Here’s why the name on the label should be your biggest warning sign.
These Are 5 Best and Worst Hotel Brands in America in 2026, Ranked by Guests
A growing gap between luxury and budget hotels suggests guests are rethinking what they’re willing to pay for.
Love Driving? 9 Ways Putting Your Pedal to the Metal Can Earn an Income
If your idea of heaven is an open highway, a part-time driving job could be the perfect side gig.
A Relief for Americans Abroad: The End of Expat Taxation Could Be Closer Than You Think
Finally, the U.S. may align with the rest of the world. It’s about time.
Will Mega TV Mergers Kill Local News — and Force You to Cut the Cord?
Nearly half of Americans are unaware of the latest multibillion TV mega-deal, but it could soon send bills skyrocketing.
Southwest Was Just Dethroned As America’s Favorite Airline
After a few rough years, passengers are feeling better about the airlines they’re flying, and one airline is leading the way.
As Inflation Reignites, Should You Consider I Bonds?
With consumer prices up 3.3% year-over-year and gas prices surging 18.9%, I Bonds are projected to hit a 4.26% annualized rate starting May 1 — and there’s still a brief window to act.
Tax Hikes or Benefit Cuts? 8 Ways to Fix Social Security
Without action, Social Security faces automatic 28% benefit cuts by 2032 — experts say the math is easy; the political will is not.
Why This Popular Ford Pickup Truck Is a Potential Fire Risk
Ford is recalling 140,000 Ranger pickups because improperly positioned wiring harnesses can cause electrical shorts and potentially start a fire near the A-pillar.
What Should Drivers Look for in a Family Car? Here’s What an Expert Recommends
U.S. News & World Report’s vehicle testing editor breaks down the three factors that separate a truly family-friendly car from one that just looks the part.
No, Colleen Hoover Didn’t Email You. Authors Face New Barrage of Email and AI Scams.
AI-powered scammers are impersonating bestselling authors like Colleen Hoover to steal unpublished manuscripts and charge desperate writers fees they can’t afford to lose.
She Told Women to Be Ambitious. Some Listened — and Made Millions
When a prominent investor told Tory Burch to stop mixing purpose with business, she did it anyway — and then made him write her foundation a check.
Children’s Electric Toothbrush Boxes Recalled Over Battery Hazard
The recalled Autobrush Sonic Pro Kids toothbrush box contains a loose button cell battery that children can swallow — and the packaging carried no federally required warning.
Dumbbells Sold at Walmart Recalled. See Affected Product
Tzumi Electronics is recalling about 50,000 FitRx SmartBell adjustable dumbbells sold at Walmart after weight plates started detaching mid-workout, causing at least six injuries.
What 3 Former Military Members Wish They’d Known About Money Before Leaving Service
Having a flexible plan is critical for active-duty military members. Find out how to build one.
Trump Says He’ll Be Looking into Banks Regarding Los Angeles Wildfires
After the fires that destroyed 12,000 homes and caused $50 billion in damage, Trump is personally calling out Wells Fargo for its treatment of wildfire victims.
Older Tesla Owners May Have to Opt for Trade-Ins to Get FSD
Tesla buyers who paid for Full Self-Driving on older hardware are now being told their car can’t support the feature — and their options include a discounted trade-in or a costly computer-and-camera replacement.
‘Spray and Pray’ Is the New Go-To for Job Seekers (and Employers Are to Blame)
The trend is in direct response to what hiring companies aren’t doing.
Heated Socks Sold at Costco Recalled After Customers Suffer Burns
The 32 Degrees Heated Socks linked to 13 burn injuries were sold at Costco for up to $46 a pair — and the company is offering full refunds to anyone who bought them.
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