A 25-acre site off Expressway 83 will host Peñitas Crossing, a new shopping plaza expected to reshape daily life and weekend plans in this 6,300-resident community. Peñitas may be small, but its retail ambitions are anything but. With construction slated to start June 30 and wrap by mid-2026, the town hopes to channel more than … Read more
Florida’s new ‘super speed’ law will jail extreme speeders starting July 1, 2025— tougher rules combine a $500 fine with possible jail time for first‑time offenders Florida motorists have just six weeks to adjust their driving habits before the state’s “super speed” statute takes effect on July 1, 2025. Designed to curb a growing wave of fatal crashes tied … Read more
The surprise departure of Milan Kovac, vice president of engineering for Tesla’s humanoid robot, lands at a delicate moment for the company and its shareholders. Tesla is once again juggling high‑stakes deadlines. Kovac — the architect behind Optimus’ sensors, neural networks, and factory integration — confirmed he is leaving for family reasons after nine years at … Read more
Thousands of data‑breach victims will finally see compensation; the first wave of payments is slated for July 15 2025, with more batches to follow through the fall. Cash App users affected by the 2022 security breach can start celebrating. Court documents made public this week confirm that the first group of approved claimants will receive deposits of … Read more
Good news, Alaska residents: a beefed‑up 2024 Permanent Fund Dividend is on the way, and it is worth roughly $1,702 per person. Payments will arrive in three mid‑summer batches, giving many households an extra boost just as utility bills peak. The program’s value has jumped about 30 percent over last year’s figure. So who gets paid, and when? … Read more
Millions across the South, Midwest, and East Coast could see their EBT cards recharge between June 15 and 28—check your state’s date and digits. The Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) started June deposits on the first of the month, yet plenty of households are still in line. Depending on where you live—and often on the last digits in … Read more
Federal collections restart means up to 15 percent of monthly benefits could disappear for millions of older borrowers. Older Americans who fell behind on federal student loans are discovering that their hard‑earned Social Security income is suddenly on the line. With the Department of Education restarting involuntary collections this month, borrowers who rely on those benefits … Read more
A Pennsylvania family cleaning out Grandpa’s house stumbled on history—and an $18.9 million payday. The gold piece, authenticated as a 1933 Double Eagle, is expected to ignite a global bidding war that could set a new coin record.The safe had sat unopened for decades. When relatives cracked it open, they found old deeds, war medals—and a … Read more
First checks arrive this June for households earning under 200 % of the federal poverty line. Sacramento County’s new Family First Financial Empowerment Program (FFESP) is locking in $725 a month for hundreds of low‑income families, and the money starts flowing in a matter of weeks. Chosen recipients were drawn from an April 14‑27 application pool … Read more
Members will soon need more than a card swipe to fill up, while a new Affirm partnership lets shoppers stretch purchases over 36 months. Costco is reshaping two beloved perks at once. First, it will start enforcing stricter membership verification at the pump, a move aimed at curbing long wait times and non-member “ride-alongs.” Second, … Read more
The fast-fashion giant has one month to satisfy European consumer watchdogs; meanwhile, new U.S. tariffs are squeezing its low-cost business model Europe’s Consumer Protection Cooperation Network (CPC) formally warned Shein on May 26 that its rock-bottom prices come with rock-top deception. The Chinese retailer must scrap sales gimmicks—false original prices, endless countdown timers, even “special … Read more
Some Applebee’s customers are furious after discovering unexpected charges on their delivery orders. The restaurant chain, known for its affordable menu and casual neighborhood vibe, is now at the center of a class action lawsuit led by Michael Drake, who believes these fees amount to consumer fraud. Michael Drake claims he was shocked to see … Read more
Millions of people burdened by medical bills could see their credit scores rebound, thanks to a federal rule aimed at separating healthcare challenges from financial responsibility. In early 2025, the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) finalized a historic measure prohibiting medical debt from appearing in consumer credit histories. That means a trip to the ER … Read more
Plastic waste has become a significant global challenge, threatening marine life, polluting ecosystems, and impacting human health. In an effort to address this crisis, Coca-Cola has introduced a new technology aimed at promoting responsible consumption of its beverages—reverse vending machines (RVMs). These machines reward users who recycle their bottles, offering a glimpse of how everyday … Read more
These timeless five-cent pieces, once used daily, are quietly gaining value on the numismatic market. Could you have one tucked away? Many people think they only have loose change lying around, but Buffalo Nickels might prove otherwise. Minted in the United States between 1913 and 1938, these coins were ordinary currency back in the day. … Read more
A lucky ticket has just brought life-changing news to a new millionaire, thanks to a jaw-dropping $526.5 million Powerball jackpot. The winning numbers, drawn on Saturday, March 29, matched every digit needed to secure one of the year’s biggest lottery prizes. According to California Lottery officials, the ticket was purchased at a 7-Eleven store located … Read more
Friends, trivia enthusiasts, and local beer lovers have come together to prevent the cherished Fiction Beer Company in Denver’s Park Hill neighborhood from closing its doors. With the founders announcing their departure, a group of dedicated regulars decided it was time to take matters into their own hands—and they succeeded. A tale of community and … Read more
The announcement of a brand-new, 180,000-square-foot Costco in Midland has stirred excitement among West Texas residents. The store, scheduled to open in July 2025, is set to become the largest Costco in the Lone Star State, promising an expanded product selection and greater convenience for nearby communities. A major leap for local shoppers: here’s why … Read more
Walmart has surprised shoppers with an exciting flash deal on the Netaje 10 x 14 Outdoor Metal Shed, which typically costs $1,000 but is currently available for a remarkable $499. This bargain arrives just as the weather warms up, making it an ideal opportunity for anyone seeking extra storage without breaking the bank. In fact, … Read more
India has introduced a groundbreaking rule that compels major beverage companies to use recycled materials in their PET bottles. This shift aims to reduce plastic waste and encourage innovative packaging solutions. Starting April 1, 2025, Coca-Cola, PepsiCo, and other beverage giants must use PET bottles containing at least 30% recycled plastic, with the requirement rising … Read more