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One of Nation’s Most Prolific Flockers Sent to Prison for Misuse
One Texas officer ran 25,000 unauthorized searches, and a nationwide review found alleged misuse by at least 27 law enforcement employees.
How Do You Eat Dragon Fruit?
A dietitian says the fruit offers fiber, magnesium and antioxidants, but eating too much may cause stomach cramps or other digestive trouble.
She Left the ER Without Seeing a Doctor. The Hospital Billed Her $410
Four hours in the waiting room, a blood-pressure check and no doctor. Then came the bill, and her insurer’s answer.
If Your Spouse Is Not on the Reverse Mortgage, One Federal Rule Decides Whether They Can Stay
A reverse mortgage comes due when the last borrower dies. A spouse who is not on the loan can stay only by meeting these conditions.
Gold Bars, Fancy Cars: Former CIA Op Pleads Guilty in $194M Fraud Scheme
Investigators found 298 gold bars, more than $2.1 million in cash and two luxury cars after tracing funds through a fake government program.
Starbucks’ Christmas Tree Cup to Debut Alongside Bearista in November
Starbucks priced its tree-shaped cold cup at $32.95 for a Nov. 5 launch, while the bear-shaped favorite still has no return date.
A Surprising Supercenter Chain Just Dethroned Kwik Trip as America’s Favorite Convenience Stop
After a few years of stability, satisfaction is falling. But one chain beats them all.
AT&T Settlement Approved. Here’s How Much Customers Get
Nearly 5 million claims are in, and most eligible customers may receive only $6.50 to $40 as payments await the appeals period.
Starbucks Sued for Allegedly Mislabeling ‘Sugar-Free’ Protein Drinks
One venti matcha listed on Starbucks’ website has 21 grams of sugar, despite a name that may leave customers expecting none.
Car Repair Prices Jumped 45% in 5 Years. 5 Ways to Shrink Your Next Bill
Your car keeps getting older and the shop keeps getting pricier. One of the best fixes may not cost you a cent.
Krispy Kreme Gets Looney With Latest Halloween Doughnut Collection
The costume-only giveaway runs Oct. 30 and 31, but excludes the themed dozen; check the conditions at participating shops before you go.
Warner Bros. and Paramount Are Now Skydance — What the Merger Means for You
The new company plans to combine HBO Max and Paramount+, while executives say the services will stay separate for now.
1 in 5 Dishwashers Fail Within 5 Years. 7 Habits That Make Yours Last
The habit most people think protects their dishwasher is one you can skip. The one that matters takes two minutes a month.
How Long Vertigo Lasts, and What Speeds Recovery
Some causes last only seconds, while others can take months to improve; warning signs such as facial droop or sudden severe headache need urgent care.
2 of America’s Most Common Pills Can Drain Your B12. Here’s the Fix
The warning signs look a lot like ordinary aging. That’s exactly why so many people never get checked.
You Could Get a Cute Duo Plushie Today for Free. Here’s How
Only 1,000 are available worldwide, and Taco Bell Rewards members have a one-hour window to enter beginning at 5 p.m. ET.
Seniors’ Card Delinquencies Hit a 15-Year High. What Debt Settlement Can Cost You
For seniors with unmanageable balances, debt settlement may offer a path forward. But know the costs, tradeoffs and protections first.
5 Rare Disorders That Can Cause Strange Behavior in Older Adults
When the aging brain misfires, the results can be astonishing and a little alarming.
Inflation Is Draining Older Workers’ Savings — and Upending Retirement Plans
Most older workers aren’t stepping into retirement with confidence.
How Do I Respectfully Ask for the Raise I Was Promised? Ask Johnny
The HR expert’s advice hinges on one specific phrase that keeps the conversation productive — and a common mistake that can quietly derail your career.
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