
Coast Guard Ends Search as Six Presumed Dead in Medical Flight Off Nantucket
Latitude Air Ambulance said its crew, patient and escort aboard Heartbeat 104 are presumed lost after the Gulfstream vanished en route from Bermuda to Boston.
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Your Daily UpdateHopper puts Thanksgiving tickets at $402 on average, LendingTree shows new-card APRs above 23%, the CFPB exits the Zelle fraud fight while New York’s case moves on, airline earnings face fuel drag, Vaccines.gov’s locator glitches, and retirees await the CPI print that locks the 2027 COLA.
Lead storyHopper Quotes 402 Dollar Thanksgiving Round-Trip, 31 Percent Above 2025 LevelHopper puts the average domestic Thanksgiving round-trip at $402, up 31% from 2025, while the August CPI showed airfare up 23.4% year over year as carriers pass through jet-fuel costs.
HealthHHS Vaccine Site Shows Invalid ZIP Message for Correct Codes Tested Sept. 30
PoliticsRetirees Await Oct. 14 CPI Print That Sets 2027 Benefit Adjustment
StocksGoldman Trims Delta and United Models After Summer Jet-Fuel Spike
SecurityNew York Sues Zelle Owners After CFPB Drops Fraud Case, Leaving Victims on Bank Policies
LendingTree’s September card-offer scan puts the average new-account APR at 23.82%, with the top of the range above 27% for weaker scores—while 84% of cardholders who asked for a lower rate last year got one.

Federal law treats food hot at the register as a restaurant meal, and a 1977 ban written to keep grocers from beating fast-food outlets still governs the checkout lane.

New Transportation Department rules taking effect Oct. 19 remove ten delay causes from the “airline-controlled” bucket, narrowing when carriers must offer cash refunds or hotel vouchers.

Stewart’s Shops recalled two half-gallon ice cream flavors sold in New York, Vermont, and New Hampshire after a customer found metal in a carton bought between mid-July and Oct. 2.

Voter registration ends Sunday in Alaska, Rhode Island, South Carolina, and several other states, one month before the Nov. 3 midterms that will decide control of Congress.

After Friday’s payroll shock, investors enter a new week focused on Monday’s ISM services reading, a 10-year yield near 5.28%, and whether tech can keep carrying the Nasdaq.

October is Cybersecurity Awareness Month, and the FTC is using the calendar to repeat a simple rule: anyone demanding cash, gold, or wire transfers in the agency’s name is a scammer.

Amazon is sending automatic refunds to eligible Prime members under the FTC’s $2.5 billion settlement over enrollment and cancellation practices—no claim form, but phishing copies are already circulating.





























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