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Start Vacation Plans for ‘Great American Eclipse’ of 2017
The “biggest and best solar eclipse in American history” is only a year away. Find out where you can see it.
How to Get Credit Card and Bank Fees Reversed
Hit with a surprise fee on your credit card or bank statement? If you take action, you can reduce or eliminate these charges. Here’s how.
Get Cheap Loans for Energy-Efficient House Projects
You can cut your energy bills to zero with the right improvements, which don’t come for free. But you can also get a deal on these projects with government loans that support energy efficiency.
How to Earn Extra Money by Doing Things You’re Already Doing
Last year I earned more than $19,000 through this cash back site. Here’s how I did it.
National Parks Offering Free Admission Aug. 25-28
The National Park Service is turning 100 years old on Aug. 25, and you’re invited to help celebrate. Find out what activities the park service has planned.
You Can Own a Piece of Olympic History
Memorabilia from the Rio Olympic Games — including torches used to carry the Olympic flame, match-used balls and flags from the opening and closing ceremonies — are hitting the auction block.
Get Your Degree in 4 Years or the Next Year is Free
A growing number of colleges are offering fifth year tuition-free programs. Find out how the programs work and which schools offer them.
Do Dogs Prefer Our Praise or Food?
Would Fido rather be rewarded with your food or your love? Find out.
Americans Are Pretty Happy Fliers So Far in 2016
The number of complaints against airlines has nosedived 12 percent this year. Find out what may be behind the positive change.
Ask Stacy: How Can I Stop Robocalls, Junk Mail and Spam?
The bad news: There’s no way to completely eliminate junk calls, mail and email. The good news: You can slow the flood to a trickle in a matter of minutes. Here’s how.
What Happens If Artificial Intelligence Puts Us All Out of Work?
As robots become more sophisticated and take over a greater range of tasks, it’s hard to know whether to celebrate the progress or fear the consequences. Here’s what some of the scholars are saying.
Go to the Movies for Free on Aug. 20
You can enjoy a free movie and discounted concession snacks at all Cinemark theaters on Saturday — all while helping raise money for charity.
Fill Your Own Slurpee Cup for $1.50 This Weekend
You can fill a fishbowl, pineapple or other “acceptable vessel” this Friday and Saturday at 7-Eleven. Or, visit Wendy’s for a deal on a Frosty.
Skyrocketing EpiPen Price Puts Allergy Sufferers at Risk
EpiPens are a potentially life-saving device for those with severe allergies. But the price has soared more than 400 percent since 2008.
Best Buy Offers 50 Hours of ‘Black Friday-Like’ Deals
Move over, Amazon Prime Day: Best Buy is about to launch its own birthday sale that promises to rival Black Friday.
Olive Garden’s Free Entree Offer Returns With New Options
The Italian-American restaurant chain has brought back its “Buy One Take One” entree deal.
Prepare for More Catastrophic Airline Computer Outages Like Delta’s
What the airlines and passengers can learn from airline system meltdowns like this one — because more are likely.
Why 7 Million American Men Aren’t Working
The number of prime-age men (ages 25 to 54) in the U.S. labor force has been declining for decades. Find out what’s keeping these men out of the workforce.
Who Really Owns Your Tattoo?
Got ink? You’ll probably be surprised to find out that your body art may be owned by someone else.
Should You Replace Your Passwords With Passphrases?
A growing body of research shows simpler but longer passwords known as “passphrases” are as effective as more complicated but shorter passwords.
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