Financial fraud is an ever-increasing problem with higher than ever risks for consumers. March 1 through 7 is National Consumer […]
Are you worried about AI and how it may affect your life? Concern is warranted. Many AI voice cloning products
Federal, state, and nonprofit agencies throughout the country this month are alerting people to the dangers of online relationship scams
Some consumers have been stock piling food and other items for months in anticipation of prices going up due to
With Thanksgiving coming up Thursday, all kinds of Thanksgiving memories are flooding my mind. After my dad passed away,
Along with getting my yard ready for winter, I prepared for and enjoyed Halloween. Next on the fall agenda is
For most summers, my daughter Lisa, who lives in Madrid, visits me with her kids, Rafa and Cecilia. Although the visits are shorter now that the kids are older and want to spend more time with their friends, we had a great time. Fun times included a barbecue, swimming, walking in an arboretum and parks, dining out, and a July Fourth celebration.
Parents need to continue to use extreme caution when their kids are swimming or are near water this summer. Fatal drownings for children increased 12 percent in 2021, compared to 2020, a new report, which focuses on deaths and injuries for children under age 15 by the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission, shows.
World Against Toys Causing Harm announced its 51st annual nominees for the “10 Worst Toys” of the year. Although intended for fun and entertainment, many toys contain hidden hazards unnecessarily putting children at risk of harm. Making safe toys needs to be the top priority in the design, manufacture, and marketing of children’s playthings.
