Social Security fears: Researchers predict benefit drops by state if trust fund runs dry

Tens of millions of Americans will soon face significantly smaller Social Security payments if the U.S. government does not take steps to protect the program, and new research estimates just how much smaller those monthly checks could be.

World Cup fans warned about ticket scams, fake websites
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As the World Cup approaches, cybersecurity expert Harry Maugans is warning fans about "typo squatting" scams, where criminals create lookalike websites to steal money and personal information from people searching for tickets and event information online.

Experts rank the best used cars for teen drivers in 2026

A new study is providing parents with affordable and safe ways to assist their teen drivers in getting out on the road. 

USDA urges people to check their freezers after dumpling recall

Health officials are urging people who purchased Synear Foods dumpling products to check their freezers after a recent recall over an undeclared peanut product that was used to make them.

ExxonMobil VP issues stark warning on energy prices in coming weeks

An Exxon chief is warning of skyrocketing energy prices as shareholders approved a plan for the company's corporate structure to relocate from New Jersey to Texas.

Carnival Corporation says data breach may have exposed personal info

Carnival Corporation is notifying individuals whose personal information was accessed during an April 2026 cybersecurity incident.

Tomato sticker shock: Here's how much prices have climbed

Tomato prices have emerged as one of the biggest drivers of grocery sticker shock, climbing sharply over the past year.

Finger amputation leads to recall of lounge chairs, CPSC says

Giantex outdoor lounge chairs were recalled after a consumer’s finger was amputated while using the product. The chairs were also sold on Amazon between 2023 and 2025.

Viral 2006 Walmart receipt highlights how sharply grocery prices have climbed
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A viral receipt showing 79 grocery items costing $161 in 2006 is fueling discussion about inflation, with experts breaking down why prices have surged and whether wages can keep pace.

Why your car insurance bill went up — and what just changed in Illinois
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Illinois Secretary of State Alexi Giannoulias explains the major change lawmakers just approved after years of unchecked car insurance rate hikes, and what it could mean for drivers across the state.