USA TODAYadded this to MoneyFlipboardIcon version of the Flipboard logoTechnology Ford reveals its Mustang Shelby GT500 will be the ‘most powerful street-legal Ford ever’USA TODAY Money - Jesse PoundFord said Wednesday its 2020 Mustang Shelby GT500 will have 760 horsepower and 625 foot-pounds of torque. The Detroit automaker debuted the car in January, saying it would be the carmaker’s most powerful
USA TODAYadded this to TechnologyTechnology Avoid painful thigh chafing with this $20 cult-favorite productUSA TODAY
USA TODAYadded this to TechnologyTechnology Alexa could detect whether you're having a heart attack, study suggestsUSA TODAY - Dalvin BrownMedical alert systems have been around for some time. Often, they're wearable devices that can detect when you fall, and alert emergency personnel if it senses you aren't responding. But what happens you
USA TODAYadded this to MoneyIran World stocks rise on hopes of US-China trade truceUSA TODAY MoneyBANGKOK (AP) — Global markets advanced Thursday on hopes for a trade truce between the United States and China and the Federal Reserve's hint at lower rates. The price of oil surged amid heightened tensions
USA TODAYadded this to All the MomsBabies 'Beautiful nightmare:' Video shows mom delivering her own baby in moving car's front seatUSA TODAY - Sonja HallerBabies come when they come — no matter what the due date. Nevada parents Rudia Napier and Michael Addison's daughter came in four minutes in the passenger's seat of a moving car on the way Henderson Hospital.
USA TODAYadded this to Top StoriesU.S. Central Command Iran shoots down US drone in 'unprovoked attack,' heightening tensionsUSA TODAY - John BaconU.S.-Iranian tensions heightened Thursday when a U.S. surveillance drone was shot down by Iran's Revolutionary Guard in a strike it said sent a "clear message" that the Persian nation was ready to defend
USA TODAYadded this to Top StoriesTechnology Asteroids, research, robots: Poll shows Americans don't want a space program focused on moonUSA TODAYCAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. — Americans prefer a space program that focuses on potential asteroid impacts, scientific research and using robots to explore the cosmos over sending humans back to the moon or on
USA TODAYadded this to MoneySalaries & Wages America’s 25 least affordable housing markets: California home to 17 of themUSA TODAY Money - Michael B. SauterHousing affordability in the United States is getting worse, with some experts even calling it a crisis. According to a new housing report, median home prices in the first quarter of 2019 were not affordable
USA TODAYadded this to MoneySocial Security Three things that might happen when you live paycheck to paycheckUSA TODAY Money - Maurie BackmanLiving to paycheck to paycheck isn't a good thing, yet 59% of Americans do so, according to Schwab's 2019 Modern Wealth Survey. You may be thinking: "If my paychecks are just enough to cover all of my
USA TODAYadded this to MoneySmoothies First day of summer, National Smoothie Day: Free food and discounts at Dairy Queen, JambaUSA TODAY Money - Kelly TykoThe longest day of the year is one of the sweetest. For the first day of summer Friday, which also is National Smoothie Day, several businesses are offering frozen freebies and discounts like 50% off June
USA TODAYadded this to MoneyBabies Preparing for a baby? Make sure you tackle these 15 financial tasksUSA TODAY Money - Elizabeth RenterPreparing for a baby isn’t just tiny clothes and heartwarming ultrasound photos; it involves a lot of financial preparation. This guide will lay out the most important financial tasks on your plate from
USA TODAYadded this to Top StoriesSweden Opinion: Three years later, Sweden still talking trash about Rio Olympic win over U.S. womenUSA TODAY Sports - Nancy ArmourLE HAVRE, France — Three years later and Sweden is still talking trash. The U.S. women no longer have a mental edge. The defense won’t be able to keep up with Sweden’s forwards. The Americans fear Sweden
USA TODAYadded this to MoneyFlipboardIcon version of the Flipboard logoMoney Starting a side hustle? Here are 5 gig economy myths you can’t afford to ignoreUSA TODAY Money - Beth BravermanA few years ago Demia Doggette saw fashion bloggers and Instagrammers turning their online personas into business empires, and she thought she could follow suit. While working at a public relations agency
USA TODAYadded this to EntertainmentMarilyn Monroe 'Goodbye, Norma Jean?': Marilyn Monroe statue stolen from Hollywood gazeboUSA TODAYOfficials say someone climbed a more than two-story tall Hollywood public art piece and stole a statue of Marilyn Monroe. The statue depicting Monroe in her iconic pose from the 1955 film “The Seven Year
USA TODAYadded this to EntertainmentLuke Perry 'A tribute to our fallen friend': How 'Riverdale' plans to honor Luke PerryUSA TODAY - Hannah YasharoffLuke Perry and his "Riverdale" character, Fred Andrews, will finally get a proper sendoff. The first episode of Season 4 of the CW teen drama will be a tribute to Perry, who died in March after a "massive
USA TODAYadded this to Top StoriesSemi Truck Semi-truck drives off highway in fatal fiery crashUSA TODAY
USA TODAYadded this to Top StoriesSaudi Arabia Senate to vote on measures blocking Trump administration's weapons deal with Saudi ArabiaUSA TODAY - Deirdre ShesgreenWASHINGTON – The Senate is poised to vote Thursday on legislation to block the Trump administration from selling U.S.-made weapons to Saudi Arabia and its allies. The unusual move, pushed by a bipartisan
USA TODAYadded this to Top StoriesVaccines California looks to crack down on vaccine exemptions amid national measles outbreakUSA TODAY - Marco della CavaSAN FRANCISCO — Against the backdrop of an unprecedented national measles outbreak, California lawmakers are weighing new legislation aimed at cracking down on vaccination exemptions. On Thursday, Senate
USA TODAYadded this to OpinionFlorida Florida's education efforts show transformative power of student-centered policy: Jeb BushUSA TODAY - Jeb BushJeb Bush's A+ Plan for Education transformed the state's schools to students' benefit. Today, other states should look to Florida as a model. See whether you can answer this basic math question: If a game
USA TODAYadded this to SportsFlipboardIcon version of the Flipboard logoMaurizio Sarri Attack-minded Sarri foresees more goal records for RonaldoUSA TODAY SportsTURIN, Italy (AP) — With his attack-minded 4-3-3 formation, new Juventus coach Maurizio Sarri foresees Cristiano Ronaldo setting more scoring records. Sarri was presented Thursday after signing a three-year
USA TODAYadded this to SportsFlipboardIcon version of the Flipboard logoFIFA Council FIFA puts Samoura in job running African soccer amid scandalUSA TODAY SportsFIFA is attempting to clean up African soccer by taking the unprecedented move of placing secretary general Fatma Samoura in a new role running the sport's governing body on the continent. As FIFA General
USA TODAYadded this to Top StoriesMoney The economy is booming. But are Americans' finances healthier because of it?USA TODAY Money - Janna HerronThis is the first story in a series about Americans' financial health based on a survey provided by the FINRA Investor Education Foundation, a nonprofit dedicated to financial education and empowerment.
USA TODAYadded this to MoneyTax Preparation New, confusing W-4 form is coming for 2020: What to do now to get bigger tax refundUSA TODAY Money - Susan TomporIf you grumbled about the size of your tax refund or even writing a huge check for your federal income taxes in April, don't expect things to change without tinkering with a W-4. And if you think the W-4
USA TODAYadded this to OpinionU.S. Department of Health and Human Services Cutting classes, exercise for migrant kids? Trump makes children pawns in dangerous game.USA TODAY - Olivia GoldenTrump officials are legally obligated to nurture migrant children, not harm their chance for healthy development. Congress must hold them accountable. If the Trump administration succeeds with its latest
USA TODAYadded this to TechnologyAmazon Echo When smart devices watch you, what do they do with the data?USA TODAY - Kim KomandoThink of all the things a microphone can pick up: voices, noises, whispers, conversations, arguments, confessions – even people alone, in a room, mumbling to themselves. Think of all the things you say
USA TODAYadded this to MoneyRetirement Millennials, you've got this all wrong. You need to stop 'saving' for retirement.USA TODAY Money - Erin LowryI’ve had this conversation about investing numerous times. In fact, it has reached an almost scripted level of precision. The problem is that the language we use about preparing for retirement is misleading.
USA TODAYadded this to EntertainmentFreddie Mercury New Freddie Mercury music alert! Listen to Queen singer's previously unreleased 1985 trackUSA TODAY - Patrick RyanYou don't need bells and whistles when you have a voice like Freddie Mercury's. That's what singer/producer Dave Clark realized in 1985, when he met the larger-than-life Queen front man at London's Abbey
USA TODAYadded this to Top StoriesMike Pence Is Mike Pence channeling Queen Esther? Or the apostle John? A new book examines this and moreUSA TODAY - Maureen GroppeWASHINGTON – When Mike Pence made his first successful bid for Congress in 2000, he explained to his young children how their lives might change – and why it was worth it. He and his wife, Karen, showed
