A milk warning is missing from thousands of loaves of Hawaiian sweet bread, a problem for anyone in the house with a dairy allergy.
If there’s a dairy allergy in your house, the label on the bread bag is usually the least suspicious thing […]
Years of wrestling with doubt ended at Princeton, where a philosophy student says prayer and the physics of fine-tuning led him into the Catholic Church.
Doubt doesn’t usually announce itself with a deadline. It just sits there, year after year, while you keep living your
Requests for exorcisms have climbed sharply over five years in the Pittsburgh diocese, and the trainer fielding them traces some of it back to Ouija boards.
There’s a number quietly climbing in the background of ordinary parish life, and almost nobody outside the diocese has been
A New Financial Health Report Says Fewer Households Are Spending Less Than They Earn and Fewer Are Paying Every Bill on Time—Why Families Across Income Levels Are Feeling More Financially Vulnerable in 2026 Financial Health Network — 2026 U.S. Trends Report
The newest data from the Financial Health Network’s 2026 U.S. Trends Report lands with a thud: fewer households say they’re
Americans Spent More Than $160 Billion Using Buy Now, Pay Later Plans Last Year—Why Splitting a Purchase Into 4 Smaller Payments Can Make It Harder to See How Much of Next Month’s Money Is Already Spoken For Scripps News — Buy Now, Pay Later Spending
It’s easy to see why buy now, pay later (BNPL) took off so quickly. A new pair of boots for
If You Get Paid Weekly or Every Two Weeks, Your Calendar May Occasionally Hand You an Extra Paycheck—Why Deciding Its Job Before It Arrives Can Keep It From Disappearing
An “extra paycheck” can feel like the universe is giving you a little bonus. If you’re paid weekly, it might
FEATURE: A Pennsylvania Woman Bought Travel Insurance Before Her Vacation, Then Says a Serious Back Injury Led to a Months-Long Fight Over Her Claim—What Families Should Read Before Assuming “Covered” Means Reimbursed CBS Philadelphia — Travel Insurance Dispute
Buying travel insurance can feel like checking one more worry off the vacation list. Flights booked. Hotel reserved. Bags packed.
FEATURE: 9 in 10 Americans Say They’ve Encountered a Cyber Scam—and AI Is Making Fake Messages, Voices and Images More Convincing—The New Consumer Report Families Should Read Before Trusting the Next Urgent Text CBS News — Consumer Reports Cyber Scam Findings
The next scam that reaches your family may not look like a scam. The spelling may be perfect. The logo
A Family Tradition Can Become a Burden Long After Everyone Stops Enjoying It—Why Asking “Do We Still Want to Do This?” Doesn’t Erase the Memories That Made It Special
Most family traditions start the same way: someone has an idea, everyone says “sure,” and it becomes a story you
When One Adult Child Lives Close and Another Lives Far Away, Families Can Develop Very Different Ideas About Who Is Supposed to Show Up—and Resentment Can Grow Before Anyone Names It
In a lot of families, the distance between adult children becomes more than a map problem. It turns into an