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Dog Food Recalled for Possible Metal Pieces Inside: See Products
More than 5,700 cases were distributed across the United States and Canada, and specific lot codes can help shoppers check their cans
7 Times You Can Skip the Tip and Never Feel Guilty
That swiveling tablet is betting you’ll cave. Here’s when you can tap “no tip” and skip the guilt.
9 Vehicles Least Likely to Blindside You With a Repair Bill
Carfax dug through billions of records to find the vehicles that almost never leave you stranded. Did yours make it?
Chicken & Waffles Debut at Chick-fil-A: See New Menu Items
The limited-time menu adds a $4.95 breakfast sandwich, a $7.59 entrée and two s’mores drinks, with prices varying by location.
America’s Favorite Grocery, Warehouse and Hardware Stores for 2026 — and the Champ That Got Dethroned
A giant new survey just crowned America’s top grocery, warehouse and hardware stores. One beloved champion didn’t make it.
Social Security Checks Go Out August 26. Will You Get Paid?
Your birth date determines whether Wednesday’s payment is yours, while SSI recipients follow a separate calendar with dates through the end of 2026
What Is a USDA Loan and How Does It Work?
A USDA mortgage can cover 100% of an eligible home’s price, but income caps, location rules and annual fees still shape the deal
What Ford’s Future Vehicle Lineup Could Look Like by 2030
Hybrid sales now make up about 20% of new-car purchases, shaping Ford’s plans for lower-priced SUVs, a four-door Mustang and future electric models
Prenups Cover More Than Just Marriage and Divorce These Days
A prenup can help protect children from a previous marriage, coordinate beneficiary forms and address care decisions if a spouse becomes incapacitated.
HHS Launches Alert Initiative for Missing Autistic People
Families still must call 911 because the planned system is not yet available, while officials focus on faster coordination and drowning risks.
U.S. Imposes 50% Tariffs on Canadian Goods After Negotiations Collapse
The new duties cover about $28 billion in Canadian goods, from wine and dairy to hockey sticks and cement, while energy and other products remain exempt
COVID’s Annual Summer Wave Is Back. Here’s What’s Behind It
Wastewater levels rose 105% in August, while experts explain why older adults and other vulnerable people should take proportionate precautions.
GM Engine Recall Investigation Just Got a Whole Lot Bigger
The investigation now covers nearly 1 million vehicles, while owners who already received repairs report hundreds of additional engine failures
Carvana Is Quietly Changing How Americans Buy New Jeeps and Rams
Carvana’s new-car registrations jumped 65% in four months, while its nationwide delivery model challenges traditional dealerships and gives buyers another way to shop.
Childless Americans Are Feeling Uneasy About Retirement Savings, Too
A survey found 62% of childless Americans lack a written financial plan, while many also worry about long-term care and rising housing costs.
Pokémon Fans Can Get a Free Krispy Kreme Doughnut Today
Wear Pokémon gear to participating stores Aug. 22 for one free Original Glazed doughnut, while a six-flavor collection rolls out nationwide.
Trump to Pause Tariffs on Ground Beef Imports in Bid to Lower Prices
Beef and veal prices climbed 9.4% in July, but ranchers warn cheaper imports could undermine the herd Americans need for future supply.
8 Social Security Rules Most Americans Still Get Wrong
Odds are you’ll rely a lot on Social Security money in retirement, so clear up any confusion now.
How to Turn Your Real-Life Experiences Into Your Best Interview Asset
Get ready for your next job interview by preparing for these intimidating questions.
Learn These 3 Japanese Secrets for a Longer and Happier Retirement
These Japanese traditions are tied to living long, happy and healthy lives.
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