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Disney+ Ad-Free Jumps 13% to $21.49, but These 3 Plans Won’t Change
Current subscribers are next. Before the new price hits your bill, one cheaper plan deserves a look.
The Stark Consequences of Home, Renters and Car Underinsurance
Lack of funds does not waive your financial responsibility.
Prime Still Costs $139. But Here Are 6 Perks Amazon Took Away.
Amazon hasn’t raised the price of Prime in more than four years. It didn’t have to.
Across the US, Local Revolts Grow as AI Data Center Boom Expands
A new survey finds half of Americans worry AI facilities could raise home energy costs, as opposition stalled 120 projects worth $198 billion.
Amazon to Start Sending Out Settlement Payments. Are You Eligible?
The FTC says some customers qualify automatically based on how often they used Prime, with payments topping out at $200.
Graphic Designers Want You to Stop With AI Posters
A custom logo or flyer can cost $100 to $200, while agencies quote thousands — and designers say a cheaper shortcut can still damage trust.
Costco’s Biggest Money-Saver Isn’t Inside the Warehouse
It saved members more than $3.2 billion last year, and you won’t find it in a single shopping cart.
Your Pension Can Be Sold to an Insurer. Here’s What You Lose
It’s legal, it’s common, and you don’t get a vote. The federal safety net behind your check can disappear with it.
5 Things You Must Do at Universal Orlando’s Halloween Horror Nights
A 12-minute lagoon show, a $14.99 shareable pizza and five scare zones offer more than jump scares during this year’s event.
Caring for Mom and Getting Paid? Without a Contract, It Could Cost Her Medicaid
It feels like fair pay for hard work. To Medicaid, a handshake deal can look like Mom giving her money away.
AI Personal Agents Are Having a Moment. Are They Safe to Use?
One early tester says his agent gave away his home address, accepted a low offer and even pretended he was waiting outside.
Can We Still Use Pennies? Congress Plots a Penniless Future
About 114 billion pennies remain in circulation, and the new bill would let retailers round cash totals—though a few cents can still tilt the math.
Forget ‘Coffee Badging’: ‘Calendar Stalkers’ Game Return to Office
Owl Labs found 83% of managers play along, while only 11% of Boomers say they choose office days to get noticed.
Dry Skin and Achy Joints? It May Not Be an Omega-3 Deficiency
True omega-3 deficiency is rare, and common symptoms often point to more likely causes; food sources may matter more than supplements.
Scammers Took $3.5 Billion by Posing As Someone You Trust. Social Media Let Them In
Much of the money vanished after a single scroll. Now the government wants to know why the platforms keep cashing the checks.
Don’t Let Go of an Old Smartphone Until You’ve Taken These 5 Steps
Forgetting crucial steps could get you locked out of accounts or lead to your identity being stolen.
Trump’s MPG Rules May Cost Drivers More on Gas Than They Save on Cars
The administration says buyers could save about $1,300 upfront, while its own analysis projects $1,624 more in lifetime fuel costs.
Pennsylvania Reports Fifth Measles-Associated Death
The CDC counts two measles-associated deaths nationwide this year, while Pennsylvania reports five, exposing a dispute over how officials classify fatalities.
Senators Split Over Bill Addressing Data Center Power Costs
The House passed the measure 417-3, but the Senate stalled it as lawmakers debated who should pay for power-hungry AI facilities.
GM Recalls More Than 29K Cadillac Vehicles. See Affected Models
The free fix can arrive over the air, but some owners may need a dealership visit before letters arrive in November.
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