California sues the company that bought 23andMe, alleging it failed protect customers’ data
Chrome Holding Co., formerly known as 23andMe, is failing to protect its customers’ sensitive personal information and genetic data related […]
Attorneys general oppose KIDS Act, instead seek stronger online protections for kids
A coalition of attorneys general sent a letter to congressional leadership Tuesday opposing the Kids Internet and Digital Safety Act,
Is your car loan putting a strain on your budget?
Americans have about $1.7 trillion in auto loan debt, with an average balance of nearly $14,000 per household. With interest
Opt out of Bank of America’s newly required forced arbitration now, consumer groups recommend
Bank of America has recently added an arbitration clause back into its consumer contracts for its online banking agreements, 17
SpaceX’s public offering will be good for Musk and bad for retirement savers, consumer group says
SpaceX publicly filed its initial public offering paperwork with the Securities and Exchange Commission, or SEC, last week. If the
Washington state pilot program reimburses salon workers and barbers for buying items with safety mark
In a first-of-its-kind pilot project, Washington state is recognizing products with the EWG Verified mark in its Safer Salons Partnership, which reimburses hair
How to buy a mattress
A mattress can be a major investment, and shopping for one is challenging for consumers. Price comparisons are difficult because
How to cook and eat artichokes
With the emphasis on healthy eating these days, artichokes are a good choice. One large artichoke contains only 25 calories
Remembering my Uncle Frank on Memorial Day
My Aunt Irene, one of my mom’s younger sisters, was one of my favorite aunts. She wore makeup and stylish