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What 3 Different Doctors Eat When They Want a Snack or a Treat
More than half of calories eaten at home come from ultra-processed foods, but one cardiologist says dark chocolate-covered almonds satisfy like a candy bar.
7 Money Moves You Must Make in the 5 Years Before You Retire
Use your last few years in the workforce wisely so you can have truly golden years.
Break Even at the Casino This Year? You’ll Still Owe the IRS
Win $50,000, lose $50,000, and you’d think you owe nothing. Starting this year, the tax code disagrees.
‘We Can’t Wait’: When Restroom Access Is a Critical Need
Nearly 1 in 100 Americans has IBD, and travelers can use a free restroom-finder app and a card explaining urgent access needs.
What You Can Do to Improve Oxidative Stress
Berries, beans and leafy greens may support your body’s defenses, but supplements aren’t a guaranteed fix; experts also point to sleep, exercise and limiting alcohol.
Medicare Won’t Pay If You Get Sick Abroad. 5 Ways to Protect Yourself
The exceptions are so narrow that a cruise ship can leave them behind by your first morning at sea.
Mortgage Rates Just Hit a 3-Year High. Here Are 7 Ways to Pay Less
The rate in the headline isn’t the rate you have to pay. Same house, same income — here’s why one buyer pays thousands less.
This Texas Airport Is Ranked the Most Stressful in the Country
Dallas-Fort Worth and Chicago O’Hare topped a 55-airport study, while Salt Lake City ranked as the least stressful place to begin a trip.
Flooded Golf Carts Pose Fire Risk after Storms
Lithium-ion batteries submerged in saltwater can short-circuit; experts say don’t start or charge a flooded cart until a professional inspects it.
Is There Any Candy for People With Diabetes?
Some varieties can raise blood sugar in about 15 minutes, while sugar-free treats may bring a different kind of discomfort.
Is a Stock Market Correction Coming? Most Americans Think So
A new survey finds 74% fear stocks are overextended, even as experts disagree on whether the AI boom signals a bubble.
How These Tiny Cabins Offer a Woodland Getaway Without Going Off-Grid
A Tennessee stay starts at $266 for two nights, with a kitchenette, Wi-Fi and a $50 pet fee—comforts that make the woods less remote.
Americans Say Inflation Has Put the FIRE Movement out of Reach
Prices are up 27% since 2021, while 71% of surveyed workers say early retirement now feels unrealistic—even as stock gains have lifted some portfolios.
See Where Trump’s $90 Checks to 20 Million Seniors Are Going
Most eligible recipients will see the money in early October, but seniors whose premiums Medicaid covers or who pay an income-related adjustment amount are excluded.
Los Caballeros Golf Club in Arizona Is a Western-Themed Good Time
A two-night desert stay pairs a rugged 6,962-yard course with horseback rides, spa treatments and a resort built around its Arizona ranch roots.
Americans Feel More and More Glum, Data Shows. Economists Are over It
A 0.6% inflation-adjusted spending gain in August—the strongest since March 2025—contrasts with fading confidence and leaves economists rethinking old signals
The Typical New Drug Costs $250K per Year. Why Prices March Higher
A JAMA analysis found prices climbed from $39,000 in 2008, even as experts caution list prices aren’t what insured patients usually pay
You Could Get a Payment from Equifax’s $100M Settlement
The proposed deal could cover roughly 4 million borrowers, but payments depend on a claim deadline and a final court hearing.
Fire Prevention Week Targets Battery Fires. Your Home Policy May Not Cover the E-Bike
Lithium-ion battery fires are getting attention this week. And if one starts in your home, what insurance covers may surprise you.
Duolingo’s Owl Spices Things Up with New Taco Bell Collab
A free sauce packet comes with a taco purchase, while eligible rewards members can claim one month of Super Duolingo through Oct. 6.
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