A one‑of‑a‑kind Sacagawea prototype just shattered expectations, landing nearly three‑quarters of a million dollars and shaking up the numismatic scene. The golden dollar, struck in 2000 and bearing a little‑known test rim, became the star of Heritage Auctions’ spring sale on June 10. Only three pieces with this edge style survive, pushing bidders into a frenzy … Read more
Millions of Americans will find their neighborhood post office dark for 24 hours on Juneteenth, yet FedEx storefronts will stay lit and ready. Here’s what to know before the doors close. Need to ship a birthday gift on June 19? Better plan now. The U.S. Postal Service confirmed every retail counter will be closed from midnight to midnight this … 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
The country’s largest retailer is rolling out six franchise‑run Wienerschnitzel counters that let customers tackle errands and chili‑cheese cravings in one trip. American shoppers love convenience—and Walmart is betting they also love hot dogs. By fall 2025, six Walmart Supercenters from California to New Mexico will feature full‑menu Wienerschnitzel restaurants, expanding the grocer’s long tradition of housing … Read more
Three buddies with a fryer, a folding table, and a dream just cashed in as private‑equity giant Roark Capital snaps up a majority stake in Dave’s Hot Chicken for almost $1 billion. Arman Oganesyan, Dave Kopushyan, and Tommy Rubenyan were unknowns in 2017. Today, their Nashville‑style tenders are served in more than 300 shops worldwide—and the trio’s gamble has … Read more
Millions of retirees and disability beneficiaries will receive their money earlier than expected this week, and Florida SNAP users will get new funds right after. Here’s what you need to know in less than five minutes. The Social Security Administration (SSA) has confirmed that a special payment of retirement, survivor, and disability benefits will be … Read more
A new speed limit regulation is set to take effect on July 1 in Indianapolis, Indiana, raising the current cap from 55mph to 65mph on Interstate 465. This move aims to address one of the most debated issues on the road—speeding—and reduce traffic hazards linked to speed variations among drivers. Drivers who have been worried … Read more
A significant egg recall has triggered warnings across nine states, raising concerns about possible salmonella contamination. The recall involves 1,700,000 brown cage-free and organic eggs produced by August Egg Company, and consumers are advised to check their packages to avoid potential health risks. The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has announced that August Egg Company … Read more
After more than two decades of dishing up fresh halibut, plump scallops, and date‑night memories, Catch 35 on South Washington Street will plate its last entrée June 28. The owners broke the news on the restaurant’s website and social channels, thanking loyal patrons for “making our dream a reality.” Fans who counted on Catch 35 for Easter brunches or … Read more
Loss‑making pharmacies in 13 states will close their doors, affecting shoppers from California to West Virginia. Walgreens will close another wave of pharmacies this month, trimming more than 20 under‑performing locations nationwide as part of a three‑year effort to shore up profits and rethink its brick‑and‑mortar strategy. The drug‑store giant, which plans to shutter roughly 1,200 … Read more
SharkNinja’s glass‑container cooker turns desks, dorms, and job sites into mini kitchens in minutes. For years, shoppers accepted that an air fryer had to dominate the countertop. Not anymore. The new Ninja Crispi Portable Glass Air Fryer Cooking System shrinks the 1,500‑watt heating unit into a snap‑on lid—called the PowerPod—so everything from prep to leftovers happens … Read more
After decades of dependence on traditional silicon-based solar panels, scientists are unveiling a promising alternative that could reshape how we tap into the sun. Are you ready for a new era of greener and more affordable solar power? Tracing the roots of modern solar power leads us back to American inventor Charles Fritts, who created … Read more
Closure begins May 21, raising fresh concerns about economic stability in Sullivan County. Nearly three decades of PopCorners production in Liberty will come to an abrupt end next month as PepsiCo prepares to close its only Sullivan County facility, shedding roughly 287 positions during a two‑week period that starts May 21, according to a Worker Adjustment and Retraining … Read more
On the Ely‑to‑Fernley leg of US Route 50, service stations disappear, phones fall mute, and the Great Basin sky swallows every other sound. If you crave a road so empty it echoes, Nevada has you covered. The 500‑mile middle section of Route 50—dubbed The Loneliest Road in America by Life magazine back in 1986—still challenges motorists to bring … Read more
The beloved Sioux Falls diner, famous for pies and warm hellos, will serve its last plate on June 13, leaving regulars wondering where to find the next slice of “cozy.” For four decades, Rosie’s Cafe has been more than a spot for scrambled eggs—it has been a living scrapbook of neighborhood stories. This Friday the lights … Read more
McDonald’s confirmed this week that its most‑requested discontinued menu item—the Snack Wrap—will return to U.S. restaurants on July 10, 2025, ending nearly a decade of pining from drive‑thru regulars. It’s been nine years since diners could grab the tortilla‑rolled bundle of crispy chicken, lettuce and cheese, but the countdown is now on. Why the snack wrap left menus … Read more
The Treasury’s decision to halt penny production by 2026 turns every dusty coin jar into real money—and a small race against the clock. Your nightstand piggy bank might feel like clutter, but it could hold far more than sentimental value. Experts say the average household sits on $60 – $90 in idle coins, yet most of us … Read more
Imagine rising above gridlock instead of crawling through it—that’s the promise of Klein Vision’s newly certified AirCar, expected on U.S. roads and runways in 2026. Drivers, commuters, and even small businesses stand to gain. The company plans roughly 100 units a year at $800,000–$1 million each, turning what could be a two‑hour slog into a 30‑minute hop. … Read more
Portable chargers must now ride in carry‑on bags, or risk being seized at the checkpoint. The Transportation Security Administration has tightened its lithium‑battery rules, ordering travelers to keep portable chargers, power banks, and other loose lithium‑ion packs out of checked luggage. Anyone who ignores the change could watch agents remove the gadget before the suitcase … Read more
Ancient bones from horses, sloths and giant armadillos surface beneath the Steinhatchee River, giving scientists a rare window into Ice Age Florida. Divers exploring a quiet bend of the Steinhatchee River have stumbled onto a submerged sinkhole packed with remarkably preserved fossils dating back roughly 500,000 years. The unexpected haul promises to plug one of the … Read more