Trump aims to 'make America's showers great again' with order targeting water flow
President Donald Trump has signed a new executive order redefining the term “showerhead" in an effort to roll back federal water efficiency standards.
These states spend the most on groceries: How does your bill compare?
Some states paid over $11,000 on average for groceries.
Levi Strauss CEO says any price hikes related to tariffs will be ‘surgical’
Levi Strauss & Co. CEO Michelle Gass discussed the topic of price hikes due to President Donald Trump's tariffs on an earnings call this week. Here's what consumers should know.
Some Big Lots stores reopening under new ownership this week
Variety Wholesalers is looking to open a handful of Big Lots locations on Thursday in the first of “four waves of openings" it has planned for the discount retailer’s stores it bought.
Here's where apartment sizes are growing the most, according to report
Apartment sizes in some areas are on the rise given the demand for certain types in the rental market, a recent report shows.
Lowe's to close stores for 24 hours at all 1,700 locations
Nationwide hardware chain Lowe's announced Monday that it will close all stores for 24 hours.
IRS stimulus check update: Deadline, eligibility, and how to claim your refund
Time is running out for individuals who missed claiming the Recovery Rebate Credit on their 2021 tax returns. This refundable credit is available to those who did not receive one or more Economic Impact Payments (EIPs), commonly referred to as stimulus checks.
USPS mail delivery changes begin: Here's what to know
The USPS is adjusting service standards for first-class mail, periodicals, marketing mail, and package services in an effort to save $36 billion over the next decade.
Hot sauces recalled in 10 states due to undisclosed sulfites and other issues
Two types of hot sauces have been recalled in 10 states due to bottling and labeling issues, officials said. Some bottles may have undisclosed sulfites.
Johnsonville cheddar bratwurst recall: What to know
Johnsonville is recalling several thousand pounds worth of meat. Here’s what to know about the recall.
Nintendo delays Switch 2 pre-orders in US over tariffs, but June launch remains on track
Nintendo has postponed US pre-orders for the Switch 2 due to tariff concerns and market conditions, though the console’s June 5 release date remains unchanged.
Bill to protect residents of HOA's moving forward in Minnesota Legislature
A bill to limit how homeowner’s associations handle their residents is moving forward in the Minnesota Legislature.
Juice sold across 12 states recalled due to botulism concerns
A fruit juice sold in 12 states has been recalled over concerns it may contain a rare but deadly toxin.
It’s cheaper to buy than rent in these 32 cities, study finds
Renting is more affordable than buying in most U.S. cities, but 32 locations offer better buying options. Here’s where.
Nearly 500,000 pounds of breakfast sandwiches recalled over label error: 'Should be thrown away'
The USDA reports that a food manufacturer is recalling nearly 500,000 pounds of ready-to-eat breakfast sandwiches due to "misbranding."
Nearly 200,000 blender bottles sold at Target recalled for laceration risk
The blender bottles were sold at Target stores across the country between December 2024 and January 2025.
Average US mortgage rates ease for 2nd drop in 2 weeks: What to know
The average rate on a 30-year mortgage in the U.S. dipped lower for the second week in a row as spring homebuying season warms up. Here's what to know.
Here’s where Apple makes its products amid Trump’s new ‘reciprocal’ tariffs
President Trump’s new tariffs on imports from China, India, and Vietnam threaten Apple’s global supply chain. Here’s where iPhones are made—and how Apple is responding.
These Florida cities could see home prices fall
Florida is experiencing a housing affordability crisis and high insurance rates.
Spring housing marketing: New listings hit highest March level in 3 years
A new housing report shows that new listings have hit their highest level in three years. Despite this, the market still has catching up to do. Here’s what we know.