What should consumers do now after Tuesday’s conservative victories?
It’s well known that conservatives support corporate interests with their chants of less government spending and regulation. What’s likely to […]
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Still undecided? It’s time to make up your mind and vote
If you’re one of those people who wait until the last minute to vote and aren’t sure about candidates or
How to prevent Halloween costume and decoration-related injuries
Most of the time, Halloween happens without any difficulties. However, it’s possible that costumes or decorations could cause burns, falls,
Recall of the Week: Children’s flashlights sold at Dollar Tree Stores due to fire and burn hazards
Dollar Tree Stores is recalling about 275,000 Wolverine, Spider-Man, and Iron Man 2 projector flashlights. The flashlights can cause the
New campaign on crib safety for parents, grandparents, and caregivers
The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission is joining three child safety organizations to launch a crib safety video, “Safe Sleep
Recall of the Week: Ryobi cordless power drills due to burn hazard
Ryobi Technologies is recalling about 455,000 Ryobi Model HP 1802M cordless power drills. The switch on the cordless drill can
Should you refuse to be x-rayed by an airport body-scanning machine?
The Transportation Security Administration plans to have 450 body-scanning machines operating at 33 airports by the end of the year.
Federal agency warns of possible fracture risk with osteoporosis drugs
Consumers, mostly women, who take bisphosphonates to treat osteoporosis are at possible risk of a rare type of thighbone fracture.
Bravo Sports trampolines are being recalled due to fall hazard
About 160,000 Bravo Sports trampolines are being recalled. Incorrectly assembled trampolines can allow the top rails and legs to bend