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Scrolling Social Media for This Long Linked to Depression, Study Finds
The analysis of 183,000 adults found depression odds rose 17% for every hour beyond a daily threshold of about 2.5 hours
Trump Vows to Break Meat Processing ‘Monopoly’ After Push From Glenn Beck
Four companies handle about 85% of U.S. meat processing, while a new proposal could affect ranchers, inspections and what shoppers pay for beef.
The Best and Worst Times of Day to Mow Your Lawn, With Expert Tips
Mowing your grass at the right time is one of the easiest things you can do to promote a healthy lawn.
7 Common Cruise Scenarios Travel Insurance Won’t Cover
While travel insurance can provide peace of mind for cruises, experts warn that common scenarios are often excluded from standard policies.
5 Ways to Get Senior Discounts on Cruise Trips
Several major cruise lines offer discounts to older travelers. And members of certain organizations can access additional savings.
7 Potential Income Sources Seniors Always Forget About
There are some secret sources of extra cash out there, but you have to be 50+ to tap them.
Counting Down the 5 Best Hybrids of 2026 as Gas Prices Rise
Hybrid interest hit 22% as gas reached $4.08 a gallon, but the five picks range from a practical compact SUV to an $81,850 luxury model.
PA Measles Cases Near 500 With 2 Deaths, and These Areas Have the Most
Pennsylvania’s outbreak includes 83 hospitalizations and two deaths, while health officials warn that case counts may lag behind reality
California Lawmakers Pass Plug-In Solar Bill Aimed at Reducing Costs
Supporters say the systems could save $400 to $800 a year, but safety officials warn improper installations could cause fires.
Eli Lilly’s Diabetes Drug Mounjaro Gets Approval for a New Use
The new indication could affect coverage decisions for high-risk adults, while insurers already distinguish diabetes treatment from weight-loss prescriptions.
In This Red State, Cattle Ranchers Are Fuming. They Blame Trump.
A 90-day beef import plan could reshape grocery prices while squeezing ranchers already coping with a 75-year-low cattle herd.
How AI Is Helping Keep Critical Medicines on Pharmacy Shelves
Nearly 1 in 5 Americans face prescription delays, while predictive systems could help prevent shortages, waste and costly treatment disruptions
Here’s the Average Social Security Payout for 9 Groups of Americans
Who receives what? Have a look at Social Security statistics.
Money in a Minute for the Week Ending Aug. 28, 2026
Here’s a quick roundup of the news that moved your money this week, from Money Talks News founder, Stacy Johnson.
12 Great American Museums With Senior Discounts
Explore art, history and more at these museums across the country with special senior pricing.
Was Your Air Fryer Recalled? See Which Brands Were Pulled From Store Shelves
More than 3 million units have been recalled for fire, burn and wiring hazards, and some owners may qualify for refunds or replacements.
Canada Unveils $20B in Tariffs to Match U.S. Duties ‘Dollar for Dollar’
Canada’s new duties cover 700 products, including steel, clothing, appliances and electronics, as economists warn U.S. shoppers may face higher costs
Nearly 25K Pounds of Frozen Buffalo Chicken Products Recalled: See List
A Class I recall affects two Buffalo chicken appetizers shipped to food-service locations in five New England states, with no illnesses reported so far
Janet Blaser Quit Her Career at 62, Started Drawing Social Security and Retired in Mexico. Was It a Mistake?
Blue skies, beaches and complete freedom — the ultimate retirement dream? Maybe not.
Gas Prices Are Climbing. How It Impacts Your Wallet
Gasoline has topped $4 a gallon, and higher diesel costs could raise prices for groceries, deliveries, shipping and other everyday purchases.
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