Health
Will NAD+ really help you live a longer, healthier life? Or will it kill you?
Like most ultra-trendy supplements, claims are rampant but facts are elusive
James R. Hood
James R. Hood, an editor and consumer-affairs journalist with more than five decades of experience, has held senior editorial leadership roles at The Associated Press, United Press International, Zapnews and ConsumerAffairs.
Cost-of-living crisis drives surge in insurance cancellations globally
Cash-strapped consumers are ditching "non-essentials"
Recalls
Safety First doesn't apply online; recalls hit record high
Online marketplaces are "product safety crisis," CFA charges
Defending Artistic Freedom: What the NEA Crisis Means for Nonprofit Arts Organizations
"Gender ideology," diversity, equity, inclusion blacklisted
Money
Who cares about your credit score? Just about everybody
An anemic credit score can have all kinds of nasty consequences
When nonpartisan voter registration is under fire — What nonprofits must do now
Voter repression threatens the role of nonprofits to serve their communities
So how's the shutdown treating you?
Essential services had already been cut back by the Trump White House
HUD’s English-Only Edict: Bureaucratic bigotry at its most barefaced
It’s dumb. It’s cruel. It’s probably illegal.
The Education Crisis: How nonprofits can help schools amid political battles and performance declines
Declining resources, demoralized staffs, polarized political climate spell trouble
Insurance
What is TrumpRx? Questions pile up over secretive Pfizer deal and a not-yet-live website
Is it a consumer-focused plan or just rebranding for Big Pharma?
The Education Crisis: How nonprofits can help schools amid political battles and performance declines
Schools across America are starting the year in a state of crisis
Consumer Protection
'Earned Wage Advance' - a payday loan by any other name
Costs multiply when consumers try to borrow their way out of a hole