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7 Streaming TV Services That Viewers Love Most in 2026 — and the Ones They Don’t
Gillian Manning and Kristin Kurens on September 8, 2026
Find out which streaming platforms deliver the best value and experience, according to consumers.
10 Ways to Stress-Test Your Money When the Economy Gets Rough
Kathleen Coxwell on September 8, 2026
If news about the markets is making you worried, it’s the perfect time for a financial checkup.
The Most Tax-Friendly States for Retirees in 2026
Kathleen Coxwell on September 8, 2026
These are the states where you can potentially lower your tax burden in your golden years.
We Drove Two of the Best New Family SUVs. Here’s How They Compare
Charles Singh, Keith Laing and USA TODAY on September 7, 2026
One model starts below $31,000, while the other offers more cargo room and standard all-wheel drive for family trips
Still Sending Checks in the Mail? It’s Time to Stop
Daniel de Visé and USA TODAY on September 5, 2026
Check fraud topped debit and gift card scams in 2025, and a few simple changes can help protect your account when paper payments are unavoidable
A Few Weeks of Brain Training Can Slash Dementia Risk by 25% — but Only 1 Type of Training Actually Works
Gillian Manning on September 4, 2026
A 20-year study shows that a specific type of brain training can cut dementia risk. Here’s why it works.
Trump $1 Coin Sales Spark Rush at U.S. Mint
Gabe Hauari, Karissa Waddick and USA TODAY on September 4, 2026
The U.S. Mint listed the commemorative coins as unavailable after buyers snapped up rolls and bags priced at $61 and $154.50
AI Is Helping Get New Medicines to Patients Sooner. Here’s How
Marc Saltzman, Special to USA TODAY on September 4, 2026
One biotech AI system searches 38 million biomedical papers, while another cut trial-related work from six months to less than eight weeks
August Jobs Report Delivers Unexpectedly Strong News for U.S. Economy
Rachel Barber and USA TODAY on September 4, 2026
Hiring rebounded across several industries, but workers still face a tight market as wages, inflation and a potential Fed rate hike remain in focus.
Trump Wants to Increase Fees for This Visa. It Could Top $200,000
Bart Jansen and USA TODAY on September 4, 2026
A proposed fee could cost employers $203,265 per overseas H-1B applicant, while court challenges and a Sept. 24 comment deadline add uncertainty
What Top Doctors Now Recommend for COVID, Flu and RSV Vaccines
Mary Walrath-Holdridge and USA TODAY on September 3, 2026
New guidance covers higher-dose flu shots for older adults, annual COVID vaccination and RSV protection for people 75 and older.
What Hiring Managers Want to Hear in Response to ‘Tell Me About Yourself’
Kirsten Chorpenning on September 3, 2026
Transform this common interview question into your opening for success with these expert tips and sample answers.
September Student Loan Deadlines You Cannot Miss
Medora Lee and USA TODAY on September 3, 2026
Borrowers face a Sept. 12 FAFSA correction deadline, a Sept. 29 SAVE transition date and a Sept. 30 autopay cutoff for bigger interest savings
Best Labor Day Car Deals: 10 Vehicles With Discounts Up to $10,000
Keith Laing and USA TODAY on September 3, 2026
Several offers expire by Sept. 30, but one SUV promotion delivers $10,000 in bonus cash and another cuts an MSRP by 10%
Is Flock Misuse in Georgia a Technology or Police Problem? It’s Complicated
Irene Wright and USA TODAY on September 3, 2026
Georgia’s license-plate camera network logged 464 Hall County searches in one month, raising questions about who can access location data and why
It’s Time for You to Start Caring About Data Centers. Here’s Why
Greta Reich and USA TODAY on September 3, 2026
Communities are pushing back as massive facilities consume up to 5 million gallons of water daily and may affect local electricity rates
Is Labor Day the Last Best Time to Get a Great Deal on Buying a Car?
Keith Laing and USA TODAY on September 2, 2026
Nearly 90% of dealership inventory remains 2026 models, while September discounts averaged almost 3% over the past five years
Texas Senator Calls Flock Cameras ‘Warrantless Mass Surveillance’
Mateo Rosiles and USA TODAY NETWORK on September 2, 2026
Texas officials are pulling hundreds of license-plate readers as questions grow about yearlong data retention, AI tracking and access without a warrant
Ranking Cars We’ve Driven in 2026 That Didn’t Crack the Top 10
Charles Singh and USA TODAY on September 2, 2026
These nine vehicles bring strong features at widely different prices, but the reviewer’s trade-offs show why the most expensive trim is not always best.
8 Essential Money Lessons Every Parent Should Know and Teach Their Kids
Kathleen Coxwell on September 2, 2026
Discover how to invest in your family at every age and stage of life.
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