
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 UpdateThursday's Daily Update: Treasury yields pressure stocks, Navy Federal raises a flagship card fee, CMS sets a December transparency deadline, broccoli seed recalls expand, Frontier's $149 change fee, and an FBI warning on agent impersonation scams.
Lead storyDow Falls 341 Points as 30-Year Treasury Yield Hits 5.70 PercentU.S. stocks retreated Wednesday as long-dated Treasury yields touched multi-decade highs—the Dow fell 341 points, the S&P 500 closed at 7,801.77, and the 30-year yield reached 5.70 percent before a $39 billion 10-year auction steadied shorter maturities.
Credit CardsNavy Federal Flagship Rewards Fee Rises to $95 on November 2 Renewals
SecurityFBI Says Caller-ID Checks Fail When Scammers Borrow Real Agents' Names
PoliticsHHS Finalizes Employer Health Price Transparency Rule With December 7 Effective Date
HealthEden Brothers Recalls Calabrese Broccoli Seeds Sold on Amazon and Its Site
Navy Federal Credit Union is doubling the annual fee on its legacy Flagship Rewards Visa Signature card to $95 on November 2, 2026, while steering members toward a new Flagship Premier product—here is what renewals will show and who can downgrade.

Bureau of Transportation Statistics data put the average domestic itinerary fare at $445 in the second quarter of 2026, up 2 percent from the first quarter in inflation-adjusted terms.

Sterling Pharmaceutical Services expanded a voluntary recall to 747,844 bottles of Walgreens, AvKare, and store-brand lubricating drops after FDA staff flagged uncertain sterility.

The Trump administration began sending one-time $90 Medicare Part B rebates from the Medicare Improvement Fund as roughly 20 million seniors see deposits or checks in early October.

The S&P 500 finished Tuesday at 7,818.93, its 28th record close of 2026, as traders looked past oil volatility toward bank earnings due next week.

Fraudsters posing as Federal Trade Commission staff now text photos of fake badges before demanding payment to “recover” earlier scam losses.

Merchants want Congress to force extra card networks on big banks while regulators say national banks can keep collecting interchange fees set with Visa and Mastercard.

Airlines are enforcing six-month passport validity rules more strictly ahead of winter break, while CBP shifts entry proof to electronic I-94 records instead of routine ink stamps.


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