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Diamonds May Be a Girl’s Best Friend, but Gold Is a Serious Investor’s
Exquisite, yes. Expensive, probably. But don’t be dazzled by the extra sparkle.
Spoiled Food, Missing Items Hit Meal Kit Users
Subscribers report missing ingredients, spoiled food and late boxes as two meal-kit companies shift fulfillment partners and explain how to seek credits or refunds
Trump Touts Drug-Pricing Pacts With These 9 Pharma Manufacturers
The agreements target Medicaid prices, but unpublished terms and insurance rules leave consumers with important questions about potential savings.
Nearly 54,000 Cases of Chocolate Milk Recalled: See Affected Products
The recall covers red 8-ounce cartons with nine best-by dates, and customers can keep the packaging while seeking a refund from the manufacturer
House to Vote on Funding to Avoid Government Shutdown Before Election Day
The temporary bill would fund the government through Dec. 11 while preserving disaster aid and housing assistance ahead of a Sept. 30 deadline
Mercedes Just Built the Family Hauler of Your Dreams, the AMG E 53
The plug-in hybrid wagon starts at $93,350, offers an electric range of roughly 44 miles and can cover many daily drives without gasoline
Are EV Drivers Less Likely to Default on Car Loans? New Study Says Yes
The study found a striking repayment gap, but EV buyers still paid more to finance their cars despite the lower risk.
How One Couple Slashed Living Costs in Half for a Better Life in Portugal
Discover where this couple finds the biggest savings and how they’ve changed their spending.
5 Groceries I’ll Never Buy at Dollar Tree Again
Not every food can be a winner when the price is just $1.25.
These States Have the Highest and Lowest Income Tax Rates for 2026
Oregon tops the list with a 24.4% effective rate, while Florida sits at the bottom — and eight states just lowered their rates this year.
Can You Get Insurance on a $1M Car? Here’s How It’s Done
When your ride costs more than most people’s houses, your regular insurer probably won’t touch it.
Trump to Meet With U.S. Refiners Over High Fuel Prices Amid Iran War
The national average has climbed nearly 40% since Feb. 28, as a planned meeting offers no details yet on how prices might fall
Domino’s Is Giving You Free Pizza If You Eat Somewhere Else
A receipt from five rival fast-food chains can unlock a free personal pizza, but the first-come offer ends when the $1 million pool runs out
Florida Cities Sweep the Top 3 Places for Retirees in 2026
Florida cities dominate a new retirement ranking, but higher health care and living costs help explain why the state did not top every measure
Nearly 2,000 Pounds of Cat and Dog Food Recalled: See List
The nationwide recall covers two frozen raw recipes with specific lot codes, and FDA warns that contaminated food can spread illness through handling
8 Ways a Bike Saves You Thousands a Year — and How Washington Just Put That at Risk
Your bike is a wealth machine hiding in the garage. Washington is making moves to shut it down.
Tofu Recalled in 29 States: See List of Affected Products
More than 10,000 cases of refrigerated tofu may contain ink, with five lot codes and a 29-state distribution list for shoppers to check
Social Security Never Warns Workers About This Deadline — Which Could Cost You Dearly in Retirement
There’s one very good reason to establish a Social Security account today — and almost no one talks about it.
Experts Say These 9 Hidden Risks Could Cost You Your Home Insurance (Including Who Lives With You)
Some of these situations you can avoid, but others you have no control over.
Four More Measles Cases Confirmed in Atlanta, Spread Around Daycare
Georgia has recorded 14 measles cases this year, while national outbreaks have sickened nearly 3,000 people and exposed gaps in vaccination.
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