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The USPS That Stole Christmas: More Than 800 Holiday Care Packages Meant for Service Members Returned to Nonprofit
A holiday shipping failure left more than 800 care packages for U.S. service members undelivered. Learn how the USPS breakdown happened.
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18 Restaurant Chains We Grew Up With and Still Miss Today
Explore the old restaurant chains Americans still miss, from forgotten fast-food favorites to classic sit-down spots that shaped decades of dining.
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The Internet Rallied So Hard They Helped an 88-Year-Old Veteran Finally Retire
The Internet has helped raise over $1.7 million for Army veteran and supermarket employee Ed Bambas. Here’s how it happened.
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‘God, I Love This Place’: Costco Members Pledge Allegiance to the Store After It Sues Trump
Costco members are showing strong support for the retailer after it sued the Trump administration. Here’s what the lawsuit is about and why shoppers are reacting.
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Starbucks to Pay $38.9M After New York City Finds Widespread Scheduling Abuse
NYC found that Starbucks racked up more than half a million violations of the Fair Workweek law. Here’s what that means for workers.
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Vintage Collectibles That Sold for More Than People Expected at Auction
Discover the most expensive collectibles ever sold — from coins to Beanie Babies — and see how everyday items became high-value treasures.
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These 11 National Parks Are Dramatically Raising Fees for Non-American Visitors
Visiting one of America’s national parks soon? For international tourists, a new $100 fee at 11 parks will soon put a major dent in their wallet.
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‘Nurses Will Leave the Bedside’: The U.S. Government No Longer Considers Nursing a Professional Degree, and the Financial Impact Is Huge
As part of the One Big, Beautiful Bill, the U.S. Government no longer recognizes nursing as a professional degree, making it harder to get substantial loans.
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Recall Alert: Walgreens Pulls Over 40,000 Bottles of Nasal Spray
If you suffer from seasonal allergies, read on for more details about Walgreens’ nasal spray recall, including which bottles were affected.
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Prime Air Expands: Amazon’s Drones Will Fly to More Customers
Prime Air, a fleet of Amazon drones, has expanded to San Antonio and Waco in Texas, as well as Pontiac, Michigan. Is that a good thing?
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How Long You Were Expected to Live the Year You Were Born
Learn how life expectancy has changed over time, what factors influence it and why the numbers vary across generations.
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AT&T Hit With $177 Million Settlement: See If You’re Eligible for the Payout
Are you an AT&T customer? The AT&T settlement has resulted in a $177 million payout, and some customers can snag up to $7,500.
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Pennies Are Officially Over — Here’s How It’s Already Hitting Your Wallet
Pennies are no longer in production — and the change could cost you more than you think. Here’s how it’s already affecting everyday prices.
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Love Pasta? These 9 Pasta Brands Made in the U.S. Won’t Be Affected by Tariffs
Worried about Italian pasta prices going through the roof? Buy these pasta brands instead, all of which are made in America and safe from tariffs.
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The Cost of a Beer and Hot Dog at Every NFL Stadium
See the cost of beer and hot dogs NFL stadiums charge and which teams offer the best value on game day.
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Children Hospitalized With Infant Botulism Across 10 States Amid Baby Formula Recall
A baby formula was recalled after more than 10 children were hospitalized with infant botulism. Here’s what we know.
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Grocery Stores Warned Against Offering Discounts to SNAP Users
Amidst the lapse of SNAP coverage, grocery stores are now forbidden from offering discounts to SNAP users. Here’s what the USDA told them.
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Kroger Customers Asked to Pay With Exact Change Amid Penny Shortage
If you’re heading to Kroger for groceries (and are paying with cash), be sure to bring exact change. Here’s how the penny shortage has affected the chain.
