Consumer groups ask Congress to oppose 100%-plus APR bank loans
Congress needs to stop predatory bank loans by opposing the national bank applications of Enova and OppFi, to adopt a […]
Memories of my mom and Mother’s Day
I have many fond memories of my mom, Ruth L. Slingsby. She helped me to love school and develop a
Happy Mother’s Day
Daughters are about the best thing that a mom can get. I was lucky and got two of them. I
How to wash produce to reduce pesticide exposure
Affordable, simple household practices can reduce pesticide levels on fruits and vegetables and help consumers lower their daily dietary exposure
Let’s celebrate International Chameleon Day
Today is International Chameleon Day. It’s celebrated every year on May 9 to bring worldwide attention to one of Madagascar’s
Thermos is recalling more than 8 million food jars and bottles after reports of permanent vision loss
About 5.8 million Stainless King Food Jars and about 2.3 million Sportsman Food & Beverage Bottles are being recalled by
What’s the latest in scams?
Every year, the Federal Trade Commission gets millions of fraud reports from consumers and shares information about the top scams.
Do you need to separate the lights from the darks when doing laundry these days?
My daughter and I had a discussion recently. Is it really necessary to wash lights and darks separately? Years ago,
Apple agrees to pay $250 million over charges consumers were misled about AI
To settle a class action lawsuit, Apple has agreed to pay $25 million to settle charges it misled some iPhone