Midday update — national averages: regular $4.47, mid-grade $4.98, premium $5.37, diesel $6.52, WTI crude $107.02/bbl — plus what’s actually driving prices and real, cited ways to cut your own fuel costs.
Month: September 2026
Consumer Rights Sep 23, 2026New Phishing Attack Promises Claude Max, but Steals Your Google Credentials Instead
The offer is for access to about $200 worth of Anthropic’s Claude Max service.
Economics Sep 23, 2026Fuel Price Watch — Morning, September 23, 2026: Diesel $6.52, Regular $4.47
Morning update — national averages: regular $4.47, mid-grade $4.98, premium $5.37, diesel $6.52, WTI crude $107.02/bbl — plus what’s actually driving prices and real, cited ways to cut your own fuel costs.
Consumer Rights Sep 23, 2026WhatsApp Scam Alert: Never Download Blurry Photos From Unknown Numbers, Experts Warn Users
Cybersecurity experts have warned WhatsApp users about a new scam involving blurry photos sent from unknown numbers.
Emergency Updates Sep 23, 2026World War 3 Watch: Iran Finally Names Its Terms — All Four, and What Washington Already Rejected
For days this series reported that Iran had sent Washington a list of conditions without ever saying what was on it. Tehran has now stated them publicly: end the war on all fronts, halt US “acts of aggression,” lift the naval blockade, release frozen assets. Washington has already rejected one of them.
Consumer Rights Sep 23, 20265 ways to see if a sports betting site is legit | BBB Scam Alert
Sports betting has become increasingly popular, but scammers are finding ways to take advantage of consumers looking to place bets or improve their chances of winning.
Elections Sep 23, 2026Upcoming 2026 Voting Dates: Key Deadlines for Registration, Mail-In Ballots, and Early Voting
With the November 3, 2026 general election approaching, the window to register to vote, request mail ballots, and plan for early voting is opening across all 50 states.
Civil Rights Sep 23, 2026Voter Suppression, Not Fraud: What Democrats Are Actually Preparing For Six Weeks Out
Senate Democrats have run two closed-door tabletop exercises rehearsing responses to election-day disruption, and all 24 Democratic governors have issued a joint statement on Trump’s election claims. Here is what has actually been said, by whom, and what the law allows.