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Relief at the pump greets vacationers nationwide as the national average slips to $3.16, yet drivers in California and Hawaii continue to fork out more than $4.45 a gallon. Families mapping a July getaway finally have some breathing room. AAA data show the average price dipped to $3.14 at the start of the month and has hovered near $3.17 … Read more
President Donald J. Trump’s sweeping law tightens work standards, raises the age cutoff, and bars undocumented immigrants from food‑stamp aid. The Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) has long been a lifeline for families battling food insecurity, but the new statute marks the biggest overhaul in years. Non‑citizens without lawful status are locked out, states face … Read more
Shoppers praise the ready‑to‑cook skewers for tasting “steak‑house fancy” on a fast‑food budget, sparking nationwide buzz on Reddit and beyond. Aldi has done it again. The German‑born grocery chain, famous for bare‑bones aisles and wallet‑friendly totals, just scored a social‑media knockout with balsamic‑glazed beef fillet skewers sold for only $6.99. Busy home cooks and curious foodies … Read more
Maryland and Virginia flyers could see higher fares and facility charges as early as 2027 after Congress approved the One Big Beautiful Bill Act, which reshapes how Reagan National and Dulles pay rent to Washington. Thousands of passengers who depend on Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport and Washington Dulles International now face a new cost reality. The … Read more
A headline‑making pledge of $5,000 per taxpayer has collapsed, piling fresh pressure on an already fragile Social Security system. President Trump’s Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) vowed to cut $2 trillion in waste and hand 20 percent to households earning at least $40,000. By May, the savings were a fraction of forecasts and the “DOGE Dividend” was shelved. … Read more
The Social Security Administration (SSA) is set to cut monthly benefit checks in half for some recipients starting in August. This change will impact millions of beneficiaries as the SSA works to recover overpayments made in previous years. If you’ve received a notice of overpayment, it’s important to understand what this means for you and … Read more
The government’s transition to electronic payments will soon affect nearly half a million Social Security beneficiaries. With a new executive order coming into effect by the end of 2025, all federal payments, including Social Security benefits, will be issued digitally. This means paper checks will no longer be an option for most beneficiaries. The new … Read more
August 2025 is shaping up to be an important month for Social Security and Supplemental Security Income (SSI) recipients. The Social Security Administration (SSA) has released its payment schedule, which includes six separate dates. Among these dates is a rare occurrence: two SSI payments in one month. Here’s everything you need to know about when … Read more
A new law set to benefit millions of workers is making waves across the country. Known as “One Big Beautiful Bill,” this legislation promises to eliminate federal taxes on tips and overtime pay through 2028. Signed into law on July 4, it brings great news for employees who will now be able to deduct up … Read more
Nissan has announced a recall of over 480,000 vehicles in the United States and Canada due to a defect in the engine bearings. This defect could cause engine failure if not addressed, posing a significant safety risk to drivers. The recall was officially issued on June 27, 2025. The recall involves a manufacturing fault in … Read more
Former President Donald Trump’s One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA) has generated a lot of buzz, with promises to eliminate Social Security taxes. However, new analysis by the Congressional Budget Office reveals that the bill’s provisions won’t fully eliminate taxes for all retirees, as many expected. Instead, it will primarily benefit low- and middle-income seniors. … Read more
An FDA enforcement report reveals nationwide recall linked to manufacturing practice violations that could affect thousands of everyday shoppers. The maker of Power Stick roll‑on deodorants has pulled over 67,000 cases off U.S. shelves after federal inspectors flagged manufacturing problems, according to a July 10 Food and Drug Administration (FDA) enforcement notice. Consumers who recently bought … Read more
KFC is taking bold steps to win back its spot as the leading fried chicken quick-service restaurant, unveiling an exciting new comeback strategy that includes fresh menu items, a revamped look for the Colonel, a celebrity chef cameo, and a free chicken promotion. KFC President Catherine Tan-Gillespie recently shared the company’s new vision during an … Read more
Intel confirms workforce reductions across its U.S. operations, targeting thousands of technicians and engineers as part of a restructuring effort. Intel has confirmed the elimination of approximately 4,000 jobs across the United States, including a staggering 2,392 positions in Oregon. This move is part of a broader strategy to streamline operations and make the company … Read more
The Gunyah tiny house offers a compact, efficient living space for up to four people, perfect for short stays and weekend getaways. The Gunyah is a small, 16.5-foot tiny house that maximizes space and comfort. Despite its compact design, it can sleep up to four people, offering a cozy solution for those looking to downsize … Read more
Interval walking training (IWT), also known as “Japanese walking,” is quickly becoming popular again—especially on social media. This technique may be the perfect solution to getting fit in just 30 minutes a day. Walking is one of the easiest and most accessible exercises for improving health, and it’s a great option for people of all … Read more
Bigger monthly payments plus a new senior‑only deduction promise genuine relief for roughly nine out of ten Social Security recipients. Social Security beneficiaries will feel two pieces of good news at once in 2025: a cost‑of‑living adjustment that fattens every check and a brand‑new law that wipes out federal taxes on those payments for nearly … Read more
A recent change in how inflation data is measured could impact Social Security benefits in 2026. Will retirees see a smaller Cost-of-Living Adjustment (COLA) this year? Over 57 million retirees rely on Social Security benefits, which are typically adjusted each October for inflation through a Cost-of-Living Adjustment (COLA). However, recent changes by the Bureau of … Read more
Another three Ohio locations are affected as the region’s biggest hometown bank trims its footprint. August 25 will mark the last day of service for Fifth Third Bank customers who rely on the in‑store branch inside the Kroger on Dixie Highway in Fort Mitchell, just south of Cincinnati. The move, confirmed to federal regulators and echoed by … Read more
Could a single copper cent make you thousands? Finding free money in your wallet sounds wild, yet coin experts insist a handful of Lincoln Wheat Pennies can command auction prices up to $49,000. Here’s what every casual change‑checker needs to know. The classic “Wheat Cent,” minted from 1909 through 1958, shows President Abraham Lincoln on … Read more