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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.
What to Know Before Buying a Home in an HOA Community
HOAs can offer shared amenities and maintained communities, but they also come with mandatory fees and strict rules that could limit your freedom as a homeowner.
I Have a Gift Card for a Store That Has Closed. What Do I Do?
Don’t let your gift cards become worthless paper when retailers shut down unexpectedly.
Kroger Pharmacy Customers May Qualify for Payment in $17M Settlement
A proposed settlement covers insured generic prescriptions filled at Kroger pharmacies, but individual payments will depend on claims and approved costs.
I Drove the 2026 Ford Transit Cargo Van. Is It More Than a Work Van?
With a $49,400 starting price and 3,834-pound payload, this sizable van is built for tradespeople, delivery operators and custom campers
Blueberries, Guacamole, Granola: See List of Recent Food Recalls
Several recalls cover products from jalapeños and berries to beef and soup, with some items still carrying future dates that may be in home kitchens
Oura Ring Doesn’t Accurately Measure Sleep Quality, Lawsuit Says
A California lawsuit says the popular ring may overstate sleep-stage accuracy, raising questions for consumers who paid hundreds for its health insights
Don’t Throw Away Stale or Soggy Leftovers — Your Air Fryer Can Rescue These 15 Foods
Grocery prices are out of control. Your air fryer can help you get every penny’s worth of food that’s gone soft (or hard).
Walmart, Sam’s Club Stores Will Soon Offer a New Way to Pay
Tap-to-pay arrives at select stores Aug. 24, with a nationwide rollout planned by year-end and gas-station payments expected in 2027
Most Cruise Ships Passed CDC Inspections in 2026, Reports Show
Only one of 153 cruise-ship inspections failed so far this year, with food-service violations ranging from dirty equipment to a fly on bread
18 Things You Really Should Not Do in Retirement
Some retirement mistakes operate under the radar. Here’s how to avoid unwise decisions.
4 Outdated Retirement Rules That Are Putting Your Financial Security at Risk
You shouldn’t blindly follow this retirement advice.
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