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- Trump to Delay Nominating New C.D.C. Director
The administration has yet to find a candidate who aligns with Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s agenda while avoiding his unpopular stance on vaccines. [TheTopNews] Read More.2 hours ago - What is Amazon Business Prime? Here are the pros, cons, and pricing plans
Everything you need to know before signing up By Kyle James of ConsumerAffairs March 25, 2026 Its Prime built for businesses: Includes fast shipping, multi-user access, and spending tools through Amazon Business. Best for teams or frequent orders: The value shows up when multiple people are buying stuff or you order often. Savings arent guaranteed: Higher plans get pricey quickly, and the free perks only matter if you actually use them. If you run a business and buy a lot of routine stuff online likeoffice supplies, breakroom snacks, tools, printer ink, cleaning products, and replacement parts, Amazon would really like you to stop treating that as personal shopping. Thats the basicpitch behind Amazon Business Prime, a membership built for companies instead of individual households. On paper, it sounds pretty compelling. Amazon also says more than 70% of U.S. orders for Business Prime arrive the same or next day, which is a pretty big deal if your business constantly needs supplies fast. For the right company, it could simplify purchasing and save you money. For the wrong one, it could turn into another annual subscription you barely use. Lets break it all down so you can decide if its right for you. What Amazon Business Prime actually is Business Prime is a paid membership for people using an Amazon Business account, which is separate from a regular personal Amazon account. You need the Amazon Business account first, even before you sign up for Business Prime. The business account itself is free and includes things like multi-user access and business-only pricing on eligible items, even without the Prime membership. That part matters! A lot of small business owners hear Business Prime and assume it is just regular Prime with a business label slapped on top. It's not exactly that. The membership is designed for work purchasing, and one plan can cover multiple users on the same business account instead of requiring separate Prime accounts for individual employees. Amazons current Business Prime tiers break down like this: Duo Free for Prime members, oneuser. Essentials $179/year, up to fiveusers. Small $499/year, up to 20 users. Medium $1,299/year, up to 200 users. Enterprise $10,099/year, unlimited users. The higher you move up, the more Business Prime stops being a free shipping membership and starts becoming a tool to help you buy what you… [TheTopNews] Read More.3 hours ago - Price Check: Egg prices are all over the place
The difference can be several dollars a dozen [TheTopNews] Read More.4 hours ago - The Retail Daily podcastProduced in cooperation with editors from CSP Daily News, the Retail Daily features the day’s top headlines from the grocery and c-store industries [TheTopNews] Read More.4 hours ago
- Florida Restores Access to Low-Cost H.I.V. Medications After UproarA short-term funding bill enacted this week will ensure that more than 12,000 Floridians do not lose access to a program that helps pay for H.I.V. medications. [TheTopNews] Read More.5 hours ago
- Insulin costs could be capped at $35 nationwideA new bipartisan push aims to make a life-saving drug more affordable for millions of Americans By Kristen Dalli of ConsumerAffairs March 25, 2026 Lawmakers are proposing a nationwide $35 monthly cap on insulin for all Americans not just seniors. The plan builds on existing Medicare savings but would expand relief to privately insured and uninsured patients. If passed, it could lower costs for millions who currently pay far more out of pocket. For millions of Americans living with diabetes, insulin isnt optional its essential. But for years, the cost of that life-saving medication has been anything but manageable. Now, a new bipartisan proposal in Congress aims to change that by capping insulin costs at $35 per month for all Americans. The push builds on a major change already in place: thanks to the Inflation Reduction Act, Medicare recipients now pay no more than $35 a month for insulin. But until now, that relief has largely excluded people with private insurance and those without coverage leaving many still facing steep bills at the pharmacy counter. Lawmakers from both parties are working to close that gap, arguing that no one should have to ration or skip a medication they need to survive. What the new legislation would do The proposed bill often referred to as the Affordable Insulin Now Act would extend the $35 monthly cap to everyone, including those with private insurance and even the uninsured. Under the plan, insurance companies would be required to cover insulin at no more than $35 out of pocket per month. For people without insurance, the legislation would create a system to ensure they can still access insulin at that same capped price, with providers reimbursed for the difference. The effort has gained bipartisan traction, with lawmakers arguing that insulin a drug thats been around for over 100 years shouldnt be financially out of reach. And the stakes are high: about 7 million Americans rely on insulin, and high costs have historically forced some patients to ration doses, which can lead to serious health complications. Recent reports suggest momentum is building again in Congress, with senators from both parties working toward a deal to make the $35 cap a nationwide standard. Im proud to have expanded the bipartisan coalition of Senators who agree insulin should be affordable for everyone, including uninsured Americans, Senator Reverend Raphael… [TheTopNews] Read More.5 hours ago
- Spring deals, but not Prime Day: How to shop Amazon’s Big Spring Sale SmarterExperts share how to find the real deals and avoid overspending By Kristen Dalli of ConsumerAffairs March 25, 2026 The Big Spring Sale isnt the same as Prime Day:The best deals are in seasonal categories like home, beauty and travel, not big-ticket tech. Shopping with a plan is key: Compare prices across retailers, stack discounts and cash back, and focus only on what you actually need. The biggest risk is overspending: Urgency tactics and endless deals can lead to impulse buys, so set a budget and dont be afraid to wait for better sales later. Amazon kicked off its Big Spring Sale on Wednesday, March 25, and it will run through Tuesday, March 21. Despite the hype, this event isnt quite the same as the retailers Prime Day. Many consumers may go in expecting deep discounts across the board especially on electronics and end up missing where the real savings are actually hiding. That misconception is one of the biggest mistakes shoppers make. While the sale can feel a lot like Prime Day, the strongest deals tend to land in more seasonal categories, like travel gear, home products and beauty items. That means shoppers who come in with a game plan (instead of clicking on every discount they see) often walk away with the best bargains. With the sale kicking off March 25, knowing what to buy, what to skip for now, and how to shop strategically can make a big difference especially when the sheer number of deals can feel overwhelming. ConsumerAffairs spoke with RetailMeNots Retail Insights Expert to break down the best and worst categories to shop during the Big Spring Sale, smart ways to maximize savings, and expert tips to help you stay focused so your cart doesnt spiral out of control. Best and worst buys With the sale already kicking off, what are the categories to jump on immediately and which ones can wait for future sales? Carls gave us all the details. Amazon is running deals across 35 categories this week, she said. The sweet spot is anything youd actually use this season: spring cleaning products, small kitchen appliances, beauty, home organization. Brands like Shark, Apple and KitchenAir are seeing real markdowns, some up to 50-60% off. If a robot vacuum has been sitting in your cart since January, its time. Another tip: Dont skip the… [TheTopNews] Read More.5 hours ago
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