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FILE IMAGES - The Wendys logo is seen on a sign outside a restaurant, and the exterior of Popeyes Louisiana Kitchen restaurant is pictured. (Photos by Paul Weaver/SOPA Images/LightRocket via Getty Images / Michael Siluk/UCG/Universal Images Group via It’s starting to heat up outside, and so are the food deals. Throughout the month of June, both Popeyes and Wendy’s are giving customers the chance to cash in on free food. Earlier this month, Wendy’s teamed up with rapper T-Pain to create a new remix, "Buy U a Frosty," in celebration of its Strawberry Frosty returning for the summer. Wendy’s said fans can get a free small Frosty with any purchase on the mobile app or website through June 21.RELATED: Krispy Kreme looking for first-ever ‘Chief Doughnut Dreamer’In addition, Wendy’s customers can get one free Crispy Chicken Sandwich with any $5 or more purchase in a deal that runs through June 18.

ATLANTA - Chick-fil-A is updating its rewards program this week, and while there will be additional benefits for customers, they’ll also have to spend more to redeem certain perks.The changes, first announced last month, start on Tuesday. Chick-fil-A touted that there will be additional menu items and meal rewards for all members of its Chick-fil-A One program. There will also be exclusive rewards for its higher-tiered members, including a kid’s meal for 1,200 points within the Red Member tier and 3,000 points for a gallon of Sunjoy within the Signature Member tier. Additionally, the fast food chain said members will be able to earn bonus points through special promotions and challenges. Meanwhile, Chick-fil-A is simultaneously updating the number of points needed to redeem certain benefits.  FILE - A Chick-fil-A restaurant location is pictured. (Photo by: Michael Siluk/UCG/Universal Images Group via Getty Images) Chick-fil-A One is a tiered membership program that allows customers to earn points with every qualifying purchase when using the restaurant chain’s app.

Covid-19 at home self test kit on white background showing negative results on test card. (Photo by: Michael Siluk/UCG/Universal Images Group via Getty Images) The federal government’s COVID-19 website will stop offering free at-home COVID-19 tests for Americans on Sept.

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