Coupon marketers are finally realizing they've overlooked the nearly 1.4 million active-military personnel living overseas. As a result, they're now offering coupons for every product from groceries to person-care products.

Apple's iPhone and app store have entirely changed how we view these ubiquitous rectangles. Smartphones provide access to the Internet access and seemingly billions of apps.

White rice, as they used to say, is nice, but there are so many other varieties out there it pays to occasionally grab something other than a box of Uncle Ben's at the supermarket. We look at six increasingly popular varieties and provide enticing recipes.

Forget frost-burned Salisbury steaks and chilly pot pies. Things are heating up in the frozen food aisle.

If you're looking to impress a date or just like that feeling of "knowing the chef," here are 24 restaurants that offer secret menus. Remember, not all may participate in the hidden menu. However, if you try to order something and the server looks at you with a blank look, don't give up. Describe the dish and usually they'll make it for you anyway.

Parents who read are far more likely to share this love with their children. So, in celebration of Read Across America Day, Coupon Sherpa offers 10 frugal and fun reads under $20.

Olympic Gold Medals won by snowboard king Shaun White and Alpine skier Lindsey Vonn have given ski resorts renewed hope.

Farmers and consumers are cutting out the middle man by connecting directly via Community Supported Agriculture programs. The system is working so well CSAs have cropped up across the country offering a wide variety of products.

America's fascination with self-improvement shows no signs of waning, and there's no shortage of new diet trends to help us reach our goals. The road to better health is paved with new trends -- along with some old ones poised to make a comeback.

The New York Daily News stopped printing coupons and circulars for several months during a feud between owners. When the battle ended and coupons returned, circulation increased 100,000. Clearly, many people buy newspapers for coupons, not for news.