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To mark World EV Day 2026, we've teamed up with Auto Express and its expert road testers to rank all 161 electric cars on sale today. Here's the top 10 as well as the full list of battery models.
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The ID. Polo marks a change of direction for VW, which sees the use of established brand names in its fully electric range. Though the ID. line-up has been successful – not least the ID. 4 and ID.
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It’s now time for Apple’s annual iPhone event. Samsung and Google have released their new phones for the year, and Apple is about to do so too. Apple’s fall 2026 event will take place this week on Wednesday, Sept. 9 at 10 a.m. PT (1 p.m. ET, 6 p.m. BST, 3 a.m. AEST), with new…
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Save up to 61%: Woot has a ton of Philips Hue lights and smart home accessories on sale for up to 61% off, but only until Sept. 23. And if you buy three or more items, you’ll even save an additional 20% at checkout, no coupon required. But be warned, some items have already sold…
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September 9, 2026
Made Fresh Salads is recalling dozens of ready-to-eat deli salads, cream cheeses and other products because of possible Listeria contamination.
The products were distributed to retailers and distributors in Brooklyn, Queens, the Bronx and other parts of New York City and may have been repackaged for consumers.
No illnesses have been reported, but consumers who purchased the recalled products are being urged to return them for a refund.
Consumers in the New York City area are being warned to check their refrigerators after a food manufacturer recalled a wide range of ready-to-eat deli products because they could be contaminated with Listeria monocytogenes.
Made Fresh Salads Inc., based in Bay Shore, New York, announced the recall Sept. 6. It covers ready-to-eat deli-style salads and cream cheese sold under the Made Fresh Salads and Northside brands.
The products were distributed by direct delivery to retail stores and distributors in Brooklyn, Queens, the Bronx and elsewhere in New York City.
One potential complication for consumers is that the food may not still be in its original Made Fresh Salads packaging. The company said retailers may have repackaged the products in deli containers or other retail packaging, meaning labels and product codes can vary depending on where the food was purchased.
A long list of recalled foods
The recall covers dozens of products, including several foods commonly purchased from supermarket and deli counters.
Among them are black bean and corn salad, bruschetta, chickpea salad, crab salad, shrimp salad, egg salad, tuna salad, quinoa salad and numerous pasta and tortellini salads.
Larger containers of potato salad, macaroni salad and coleslaw are also included, along with chocolate and vanilla pudding, potato croquettes and crab cakes.
The recall also includes a large selection of flavored cream cheeses, including:
Apple cinnamon
Blueberry
Bacon scallion
Garlic and herb
Jalapeo and jalapeo cheddar
Lox
Scallion
Strawberry
Vegetable
Walnut
Whipped cream cheese
Some tofu spreads are included as well. Northside-branded cream cheese and tofu products are also affected.
The recalled foods have expiration dates ranging from Sept. 3 through Sept. 18, 2026. Products supplied to retailers came primarily in 5-pound and 30-pound white plastic tubs or half-size aluminum pans.
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September 9, 2026
Zillow research suggests the color of a homes front door can change what buyers are willing to offer by thousands of dollars.
Light blue-green produced the biggest premium in Zillows study, adding as much as $5,023 when paired with an all-white house.
But matching matters: A red door on a light-brick home could reduce what buyers are willing to pay by as much as $6,738.
Homeowners getting ready to sell often spend thousands of dollars sprucing up kitchens, bathrooms and landscaping. But Zillow says one of the changes that could influence buyers the most may require little more than a can of paint.
New Zillow research finds that the color of a home's front door can affect how much prospective buyers say they are willing to pay sometimes by several thousand dollars. But the findings come with an important catch: The best color depends heavily on the exterior of the house.
Zillow studied buyer reactions to four types of home exteriors light brick, solid white, white wood combined with light brick, and dark red brick. Researchers compared doors painted dark gray, light blue-green, yellow and red against a white-door baseline.
The results suggest sellers shouldn't simply pick the year's trendiest color.
Light blue-green is a winner on the right house
For an all-white house, Zillow found that a light blue-green front door delivered the largest potential payoff of any combination in the study. Buyers indicated they would pay as much as $5,023 more for the home compared with one with a white door.
The same color also performed well against dark red brick, potentially increasing offers by $2,460.
But put that light blue-green door on a light-brick house and the result reversed. Buyers indicated they might pay $4,221 less than they would for the same house with a white door.
Red can be an expensive gamble
A red front door is often used to make a house stand out, but Zillow's findings suggest sellers should be especially careful with it.
On a solid-white house, red performed well, potentially adding about $2,512 to an offer. But on a light-brick house, a red door reduced buyers' willingness to pay by as much as $6,738 the largest potential penalty among the combinations Zillow studied.
A red door on a white-and-light-brick exterior also performed poorly, lowering prospective offers by about $3,953.
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