Consumer Protection
If you look around online, you'll find a lot of job listings that just sound too good to be true. And in the case of LinkedIn, Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton says that's exactly what they are.
The latest round of automobile recalls includes two repeat-repair campaigns and a Ford transmission defect that could damage the parking mechanism and allow a vehicle to roll away. Together, the three largest recent campaigns cover nearly 1.53 million vehicles. Kia Telluride fire recall Vehicles affected: 462,869 Models:
Health
"Ozempic feet" is the latest nickname for a growing list of cosmetic and physical changes linked to rapid weight loss.
Recalls
Several significant consumer-product recalls were announced, including gas ranges, infant walkers and adult bed rails that pose serious safety hazards.
Money
American consumers face one of the most consequential single days of the summer for the family bank statement. Oil jumped sharply Monday and into Tuesday's Asian session after the United States launched fresh airstrikes on Iran and Tehran claimed to have closed the Strait of Hormuz.
Pets
Dogs tend to get itchy for lots of different reasons, and sometimes for not clear reason at all.
Health
The companies contributed to decades of toxic PFAS pollution through their use in consumer products, the suit alleges.
AI/Privacy
The lawsuits against Meta and other platforms are not just about what young users see online. They are also about how the apps are built to keep users scrolling, clicking and coming back.
Consumer Protection
Chronic itching is one of the most common reasons dogs visit veterinarians, fueling a booming market for supplements that promise relief through probiotics, herbs and "gut health."
Money
President Trump ignored it but a bill to make housing more affordable became law without his signature.
Health
The goal is to solve one of the biggest problems with GLP-1 drugs: patients quitting treatment because of cost, side effects or injection fatigue.
Insurance
The findings come as insurers and state regulators increasingly look for ways to reduce catastrophic losses while helping homeowners cope with rapidly rising insurance premiums