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19 Ways to Make Your Groceries Last Longer

Allison Martin on August 27, 2026

Save money by following these simple tips to extend the life of perishable food items.

Travelers Say Las Vegas Hotel Listings Masked What They Booked

James Powel and USA TODAY on August 26, 2026

A Las Vegas traveler said a misleading hotel listing left her facing a cancellation fee, while platforms later removed the disputed names and photos.

I Drove an Eye-Popping Electric SUV. The Chevy Blazer EV Turns Heads

Keith Laing and USA TODAY on August 26, 2026

A week behind the wheel revealed 312 miles of range, a $25 public charging session and a cheaper trim that may offer better value.

GM Is Making Major Changes to Some of Its Biggest Models in 2027

Charles Singh and USA TODAY on August 26, 2026

A refreshed electric SUV starts at $44,700, while two popular pickups gain new V8 options and cabins packed with technology.

15 Smart Moves to Make When Your Job Search Hits a Wall

Kirsten Chorpenning on August 26, 2026

Get your search for work on track — or maybe change tracks entirely.

10 Valid Reasons for Quitting Your Job — and What to Say When a Recruiter Asks

Roma Kończak on August 26, 2026

You don’t want to flub how you handle discussing this in a job interview.

Learn the Simple Strategy for Engineering Your Happiest Overseas Life

Kathleen Peddicord on August 26, 2026

Learn a simple approach to suit your life abroad to your true self.

Billionaire Ray Dalio’s Advice for Protecting Your Retirement Savings From a Possible Debt Crisis

Kendall Blythe on August 26, 2026

If he’s right, gold and bitcoin may be in your future.

Hertz Includes a 100K-Mile Warranty on Certified Used Cars. What to Know

Keith Laing and USA TODAY on August 25, 2026

The coverage applies only to newer former rentals under 75,000 miles, with a $100 deductible for each covered repair visit

The Semester Has Started. Can You Still Take Out Student Loans?

Faith Wakefield and USA TODAY on August 25, 2026

A late tuition bill does not automatically close the door on federal or private aid, but school deadlines can move faster than loan processing.

Prepare to Be Disappointed by the Value of These 8 Inherited Items, Professional Reseller Warns

Kentin Waits on August 25, 2026

Although they may carry a lot of emotional value, these items have little market value.

8 Genius Moves to Make When the Price of Everything Is Going Up

MTN Staff on August 25, 2026

It feels like the price of everything goes up every time you leave the house. But before you start slashing your budget, here are a few clever, under-the-radar moves you can make today to put hundreds of dollars back in your pocket.

The 25 Cheapest Places to Live in America in 2026

Gael F. Cooper and B.T. Ballenger on August 25, 2026

Forget the coasts and move to these affordable locales instead.

5 Life Changes That Can Spike Your Heart Attack Risk (Including Retirement)

Gillian Manning on August 25, 2026

These are the big life events when the risk of a cardiac event is higher.

How to Develop the Top 10 Skills Recruiters Actually Care About

Maciej Duszynski on August 24, 2026

How you apply what you know can set you scores apart from the competition.

Trump Calls It ‘a Mistake’ for Communities to Reject Data Centers

Kinsey Crowley, Greta Cross and USA TODAY NETWORK on August 24, 2026

A typical data center employs about 150 workers, but its electricity, water and noise impacts are fueling opposition in communities nationwide

What Is a USDA Loan and How Does It Work?

Deane Biermeier, Special to USA TODAY on August 23, 2026

A USDA mortgage can cover 100% of an eligible home’s price, but income caps, location rules and annual fees still shape the deal

How to Turn Your Real-Life Experiences Into Your Best Interview Asset

Kimberli Lowe-MacAuley on August 21, 2026

Get ready for your next job interview by preparing for these intimidating questions.

Gold and Silver Investing Scams: Red Flags and How to Protect Yourself

Jessica Walrack, Special to USA TODAY on August 21, 2026

Precious metals like gold and silver are often seen as long-term stores of value, but not every dealer or investment offer is legitimate.

Where’s the Humanity? Why Job Seekers Say Hiring Is “Broken”

Rachel Barber and USA TODAY on August 21, 2026

Applicants face 291 applications per hire, AI screening and ghost jobs, while experts offer practical ways to spot scams and focus your search