Tungsten: The obscure metal testing the West's critical minerals strategy
Pressure on Western defense stockpiles is drawing attention to a critical mineral most people rarely encounter by name: tungsten. With a…
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What you need to know about ATM withdrawal limits
Most banks and credit unions have daily limits on the dollar amount of the purchases that can be made with a debit or ATM card, as well as…
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Pete Hegseth’s spiritual adviser longs for a day when Latter-day Saints can’t hold office or possibly even vote
If Pete Hegseth was attempting a theological purge when the Pentagon recently rolled out a controversial “Christian list” that left out…
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Robo advisor vs. financial advisor: Which is the best fit for you?
When you’re planning a vacation, are you the type that looks for the most efficient route using a reliable GPS? Or are you working with…
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What America's independent businesses actually earn
Independent work is usually measured by headcount, rather than income. In an effort to better understand what these businesses actually earn,…
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Where Social Security cuts could have the greatest economic impact
Social Security is a major source of retirement income for millions of Americans, but its economic importance varies sharply by locality. In…
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Payment friction doesn't show up on a P&L, but it costs small businesses customers
Payment friction is one of the few business costs that never gets a line item. Maybe it’s a customer who didn’t return, or a…
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Fútbol fever: From beer choices to team merch, DoorDash data reveals how fans enjoyed the tournament
From the group stage all the way through the Final, DoorDash order data shows soccer fans did more than just watch. They stocked the cooler…
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Millions rely on employer-sponsored life insurance. Data shows it might not be enough
It’s estimated that 55% of U.S. employees have employer-sponsored life insurance, according to 2025 data from the Life Insurance Marketing…
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Why some sports cards become pieces of history
Almost every family has a keepsake whose meaning far exceeds its material value: a ticket stub, a handwritten recipe, a faded photograph or a…
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Romance travel trends 2026: The rise of 'just because' trips
Romantic trips often center around an event, like a honeymoon or anniversary. But now a recent survey finds a new category of romantic travel:…
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A guide to medication formularies: Understanding your prescription coverage
When you’re comparing health plans, knowing which medications are covered, how they’re covered, and how much they’ll cost can save you a…
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What to do after a layoff or pay cut: A money and debt survival guide for the first 30 days
Getting laid off or facing a sudden decrease in income can destabilize your whole life. Beyond the emotional hit, a sudden loss of income…
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When there's a disaster, the most important vehicle in town is the one nobody notices
On the morning of Nov. 8, 2018, a school bus driver named Kevin McKay pointed bus number 963 out of Paradise, California. It wasn’t a normal…
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What is a manufacturer’s goodwill repair to a vehicle, and can it be trusted?
A manufacturer’s warranty covers vehicle repairs for a defined period after you buy. Once that period ends, most owners assume they’re on…
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Everywhere on Earth, women outlive men. Except in one corner of Sardinia
In a cluster of Sardinian mountain villages, the longevity gap between the sexes all but vanishes. Men reach 100 at nearly the same rate as…
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Summer scams are heating up: Here are the red flags people miss
As you toil away at work or school through the cold winter months, it’s nice to have a vacation to look forward to. You deserve a relaxing…
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Corporate gatherings emerge as key driver of employee retention
Businesses looking to improve employee retention can make the mistake of attacking this problem with remuneration. The reality is that high…
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83% of peptide-aware Americans want the FDA to make peptides more accessible
Days before an FDA advisory committee meets to consider whether seven widely used peptides — BPC-157, TB-500, KPV, MOTS-c, Emideltide…
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Half of newly developed drugs are the result of this 1983 Law
“Orphan” drugs were once a market almost no company wanted. Four decades later, they make up more than half of the new drugs the…
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How one change to a car payment can help Americans get ahead of their debt
Car payments are one of the largest monthly obligations for most people, but they don’t happen in a vacuum. The average American is carrying…
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Why millions of small businesses are finally turning to AI, and where they're starting
The U.S. is home to more than 36 million small businesses, the Small Business Administration reported in 2025. And, of all employer firms in…
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How to stop ‘summer spending creep’ from wrecking your budget
Between outdoor happy hours, music festivals, sporting events, trips out of town, and even rising air conditioning bills, there’s a lot you…
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The exhaustion of autistic masking, and how to unmask safely
For autistic people, masking—presenting yourself in a way, either consciously or unconsciously, to fit in better in a neurotypical…
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Where house hacking pays off across the US in 2026
Elevated home prices and mortgage rates have a growing number of buyers looking for a different strategy for unlocking homeownership: house…
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This summer, the hottest apartment feature is an AC unit
Amenities are one way that apartment communities stand out from one another and appeal to different renters. While some communities offer…
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When the ability to smell goes away
About 14 years ago, Chrissi Kelly lost her sense of smell. She had traveled to the Czech Republic to visit family and caught some virus.…
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Does your teen really need a car? The numbers may surprise you
For generations, the customary practice in many families was to give their newly licensed teenager their own car, or at least the okay to…
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8 ways to use a personal loan for a home makeover in 2026
Making updates around the house can make your home more livable—and some renovations may add value. Whether you’re savoring the…
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With 3 states changing their privacy laws, more than half the US population is now covered
On July 1, Connecticut lowered the number of residents’ data a business has to handle before the state’s privacy law applies. The…
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