Consumer Protection
What changing federal regulations may mean for your escrow account
The dispute could determine whether states retain meaningful power to impose consumer protections on federally chartered banks.
Consumer Protection
The dispute could determine whether states retain meaningful power to impose consumer protections on federally chartered banks.
Consumer Protection
Ten states are challenging new federal rules that let national banks ignore state laws requiring interest on consumers’ mortgage escrow money.
Health
Living near a traditional grocery store was associated with lower rates of obesity, diabetes and high blood pressure in a new nationwide study.
Health
Healthy food isn't always the most expensive. There are plenty of low-cost alternatives.
AI/Privacy
Meta faces a potential penalty of $1.4 trillion in case brought by four states. Attorneys say it could equal or exceed the tobacco settlements of the 1990s.
Recalls
One newly surfaced FDA recall is worth flagging today because it involves a potentially life-threatening allergy risk and a confirmed reaction.
* The Federal Trade Commission is investigating Epic Systems, the giant health-records company behind MyChart and software used by providers treating more than 280 million Americans. * Investigators are reportedly examining whether Epic improperly restricts competitors’ access to patient data — potentially limiting competition in a market at the center of modern
Consumer Protection
Amazon has reinstated binding arbitration for U.S. customers, largely shutting the courthouse door on new consumer disputes.
Consumer Protection
The firm allegedly disguised itself as the official payment channel for legitimate businesses.
Recalls
Two new FDA recalls are worth flagging today: raw dog food contaminated with Salmonella, with three dog illnesses reported, and another jalapeño recall tied to the ongoing Salmonella problem.
Recalls
More than 3 million vehicles are under unusually urgent “park outside” recalls because they can catch fire even when turned off.
Travel prices are up but Americans aren't staying home. One reason may be stubborn mortgage rates.