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Lovely Wednesday, dear GrayViners! I hope you’re staying warm and cozy wherever you are. I’ve got a few get-togethers coming up this weekend with friends and family, and I’m already looking forward to the laughter and long conversations. There’s nothing better than seeing someone’s face light up when they talk about something they love. What’s something you never get tired of talking about? I’d love to hear all about it!

Did you crack yesterday’s riddle? We asked: What kind of band never plays music?

The answer is a rubber band! See here if you earned a shoutout!

For your next mental exercise, try to unscramble this: B L E C O M T A F O R

Send in your answer, and you might land a spot on tomorrow’s winners list. Now, settle in for today’s stories: a farewell to a beloved ’70s star, a possible $5000 pay from a settlement, a product recall to check, and plenty of sweet finds and smart deals.

News & Finance

• Member, you could be eligible for up to $5,000 from a healthcare provider settlement. Here’s what to know before you file a claim.

• Medicare costs are changing in 2026, from premiums to deductibles to out-of-pocket caps. See the full breakdown so there are no surprise expenses.

• From family pictures to important documents, Carbonite keeps your files safe*—even if something goes wrong.

• Concerns about Social Security running dry by 2032 aren’t going away. Learn what Congress is doing to protect your benefits.

• Washington has reopened after a brief government shutdown, but is the budget battle truly over?

• Feeling a little worn down lately? This gentle wellness routine is helping older Americans feel more balanced this year.

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Today’s Top Talkers

• Check your medicine cabinet now: An over-the-counter supplement was recalled for containing a hidden prescription-only drug.

• Fans are remembering the beloved Sanford and Son star, who died at 79 after a battle with cancer. Did you grow up watching him?

• A recent analysis finds immigrants have helped shoulder the tax burden on American taxpayers by trillions of dollars. Find out what the numbers show.

• Groceries at zero cost? A new free store opening in this city is raising eyebrows, with many wondering how it will actually work.

• Bean there, done that! This budget-friendly food is getting buzz for its health benefits, but it’s been a quiet kitchen hero for generations. 😉

Good Food & Good Finds

• Psst! A popular food spot is offering two subs for $6—for one day only. Take a look at when and how to snag the deal.

• Game-day snacks, party foods, and pantry staples are on sale at ALDI with a short, limited-time deal to help you stock up and save this weekend.

• Long before weather apps, this 233-year-old guide helped Americans plan ahead—and it can still steer you clear of winter setbacks.

• There are just some people you can’t please, and this hunting buddy proves it in the funniest way possible. 😅

• All you need is 20 minutes and a handful of ingredients for a Greek-inspired chicken bowl that’s easy on the stomach and full of gentle flavor.

Today’s Trivia

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Today's (Grand)Dad Joke

These firefighters charged straight into the flames—but their courage had an unexpected twist. 🔥 Can you make us laugh? Share your jokes in the forum!

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On This Day In History - February 5, 2026

Fascinating Fact Of The Day

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People who are in their 70s are called septuagenarians.