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The fast‑food giant and the iconic doughnut maker call it quits after a brief nationwide rollout that never left the test phase. McDonald’s lovers who added a glazed treat to their morning coffee will have to look elsewhere beginning July 2, when the chain officially pulls all Krispy Kreme doughnuts from its breakfast menu. The move ends … Read more
New program will fold rewards, instant approvals and biometric security into the OnePay app for millions of U.S. shoppers. The world’s largest retailer is getting back into the credit‑card game. Walmart confirmed it will launch a new co‑branded card this autumn in partnership with its majority‑owned fintech OnePay, consumer‑lender Synchrony and the Mastercard network. The … Read more
Fuel will cost more, estates may owe extra, and employees gain fresh protections as Governor Bob Ferguson’s first legislative package takes effect. Washington State is about to feel the impact of a sweeping batch of statutes that become active on July 1, 2025. From higher gas taxes to tougher equal‑pay rules, the measures aim to patch budget holes … Read more
California’s Great America may shut its gates after the 2027 season Six Flags hints at a ticking lease clock while Bay Area favorite still lines up summer fun California’s Great America has thrilled Northern California families for nearly half a century, but the ride appears to be approaching its final lap. During a June investors‑day Q&A, … Read more
Many retirees and disability recipients will wake up to their benefits either just before or shortly after July 4, 2025—here’s exactly when the money lands, and who should check their account. Independence Day is around the corner, and having your benefit in hand before the cookout sure helps. Between SSI, retirement, and SSDI, different groups will … Read more
Structural weakness in the rear roof pillar could let occupants’ heads hit metal during certain impacts, prompting a nationwide fix at no cost to drivers. Mercedes‑Benz is pulling almost 93,000 of its newest compact SUVs off the road after federal regulators found that the rear roof pillar, known as the C‑pillar, may not soften a blow the way … Read more
If you’re juggling a job and a Social Security check, 2025 brings fresh income limits that could nibble away at your benefits. Here’s the fine print—plus a few ways to stay ahead. For millions of beneficiaries who haven’t yet hit full retirement age (FRA), the Social Security earnings test decides how much of each monthly … Read more
From poolside shades to patriotic porch signs, here’s how retirees can fill a cart without emptying their wallet. Social Security beneficiaries know every dollar counts—especially when temperatures (and utility bills) climb. Dollar Tree’s nationwide chain offers a surprising range of summer staples, many priced at $1.25, that rival far costlier big‑box options. The discount retailer’s … Read more
The squeeze is real: A 79‑year‑old couple living on a combined $2,000 Social Security check and $50,000 in savings faces average annual household costs topping $53,000, according to 2022 Bureau of Labor Statistics data. Can they avoid draining their nest egg? Below are practical moves—many you could try today. Why let equity sit idle? Selling … Read more
Archaeologists at the Magna fort in northern England have unearthed a remarkably intact leather sandal measuring 32 cm—evidence that a supersized soldier once patrolled Rome’s frontier. A freshly uncovered leather sandal from the 2,000‑year‑old Roman fort of Magna, just south of Hadrian’s Wall, is causing a stir among researchers. The shoe is so large—comparable to a modern … Read more
Rural lifestyle giant accelerates expansion with 75 more locations, plus a boost for its Petsense pet chain. Tractor Supply Company, already the nation’s largest rural‑lifestyle retailer, is charging ahead with one of its most aggressive growth spurts ever. After cutting the ribbons on 15 new outlets so far this year, the Tennessee‑based chain says it … Read more
Americans are waking up to a fresh FBI bulletin that urges more than 150 million iPhone and Android owners to trash suspicious texts the second they arrive. The campaign, driven by organized groups operating from China, is flooding phones with urgent “unpaid toll” or “traffic ticket” notices that link to look‑alike payment pages. Click once and … Read more
Since May 7, 2025, non‑compliant state driver’s licenses are no longer valid for domestic flights, certain federal buildings, or nuclear facilities—so travelers and visitors need to check their wallets fast. The nationwide rollout of the REAL ID Act has finally arrived. Congress first approved the measure in 2005, but the key provision kicked in on May 7 of this … Read more
Congress weighs wider relief for retirees even as a handful of states keep levies in place. Millions of Social Security recipients may soon pay less to the IRS, yet state tax bills could still bite. Lawmakers are debating the One Big Beautiful Bill Act, which cleared the House by a single vote and now faces the Senate’s gavel. Its … Read more
Are you planning to travel to a European country? Larger on‑screen text, audio prompts, and tactile layouts aim to make cash withdrawals’ barrier‑free for millions—including older adults and customers with disabilities. The long-awaited European Union Accessibility Act, passed in May 2023, will officially come into force on June 28, 2025, and banks in EU countries … Read more
Rooftop panels installed in 2019 prove their worth as federal incentives—and utility bills—move in opposite directions. A single electricity bill doesn’t tell the whole story, but this one comes close. A Reddit user shared a May‑June 2024 statement totaling only $10.68 after five years with rooftop solar. At a time when the average U.S. household … Read more
Critics say a Trump‑era directive could let clinicians deny treatment based on politics or marital status, but the agency insists veterans’ protections remain intact. The Department of Veterans Affairs is facing a firestorm after quietly revising its employee conduct code this spring. The update, rooted in a January 30 executive order titled “Defending Women from … Read more
Construction is underway on a plus‑shaped, self‑filtering pool at Pier 35 that will let New Yorkers swim safely in river water as soon as next summer. New York City is finally getting a chance to dip a toe—then an entire lap—into the East River. After more than a decade of planning, the 9,000‑square‑foot +POOL has left … Read more
Beloved Tremont bar offers discounts, DJs and a fresh start for the space. After more than a quarter‑century in Cleveland’s Tremont neighborhood, Lava Lounge will pour its final round this weekend. Owners Ricardo Sandoval and Jack Anfang are saying goodbye with a two‑night celebration that mixes bargain bites, cheap drinks and a dash of nostalgia … Read more
Beloved South Jersey steakhouse announces a June 30–Sept 18 hiatus, promises September 19 comeback. The Pub, the 74‑year‑old Tudor‑style steakhouse on Kaighn Avenue, will again pause service for the warm months, keeping its charcoal hearth dark from June 30 through September 18 before firing back up on Friday, September 19. Regulars who count on its towering prime rib platters will have … Read more