Anker recalls nearly 500,000 power banks over fire and burn hazards
Anker is recalling about 481,000 portable power banks after reports of overheating, fires and burn injuries, according to federal safety officials.
Tyson Foods to remove corn syrup, other additives from these popular brands
Tyson Foods, one of the largest food companies in the U.S. says it’s removing five chemical additives from its most popular brands, including Jimmy Dean, Hillshire Farm and more.
Parents say defective Tesla door handles trapped kids in back seat
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration is investigating Tesla after reports that parents had to break windows to get their children out of the car.
Fed rate cuts: What they mean for you
The Federal Reserve is meeting Tuesday to decide whether to lower interest rates. Here’s what a cut would mean for mortgages, credit cards, auto loans, savings accounts and investments.
The best week to buy a home in 2025 is coming up soon: Here's when
During this week, buyers may see up to 33% more active listings than at the start of the year and save over $15,000 on average, according to the new report.
Charlie Kirk’s podcast hits No 1 while book sales soar after his assassination
Turning Point USA has received more than 37,000 new chapter requests after founder Charlie Kirk's death, with his content dominating bestseller lists.
Over 57K frozen burrito bowl products sold at Target recalled due to undeclared allergen
Undeclared shrimp in Good & Gather products could trigger life-threatening reactions in shellfish-allergic consumers.
Costco recalls sparkling wine over risk of shattering bottles
The recalled wine products were sold at Costco stores in multiple states.
Amazon and Google face FTC investigation over ad pricing practices
The Federal Trade Commission is investigating whether Amazon and Google misled advertisers about pricing and terms for online ads, a source familiar with the matter said.
Nearly 1 in 4 homeowners paid condo or HOA fees in 2024: See the map
Nearly 1 in 4 U.S. homeowners paid HOA or condo fees in 2024. See how much they paid and where fees were highest across the country.
Chipotle offers BOGO deal to celebrate college football
Chipotle is offering a buy-one-get-one free entree deal for college football fans after 5 p.m. on Sept. 15, for guests wearing a college football jersey. Customers must order inside the restaurant, and are limited to five free menu items per check.
Here’s how to score free Chipotle Monday
Chipotle is celebrating college football season with a one-day buy-one-get-one deal.
Popular mac and cheese recalled nationwide for allergy risk
Gooder Foods, Inc. has issued a nationwide recall of several macaroni and cheese products after discovering undeclared allergens.
Paris Hilton-branded fridges recalled
The Paris Hilton Mini Beauty fridges have been recalled. According to federal officials, the fridge's electrical switch can short circuit, causing it to overheat. There have also been at least 24 reports of them overheating and starting fires. No injuries, however, have been reported.
Cost of homeownership hit new high in 2024, annual report finds
In addition to rising costs, incomes have increased and poverty has decreased, according to the U.S. Census.
These cities have seen the biggest spikes in inflation
Cities in Florida, California and the Northeast saw the biggest spikes in costs.
Toyota, Subaru, Lexus recall over 90,000 vehicles over heating, cooling system issues
The recall affects certain Toyota, Lexus, and Subaru models manufactured between 2023-2025.
Facebook class-action settlement: Here's how much you could get
Facebook may owe you money as part of a massive settlement over the privacy of your data. Here’s how much money you could receive.
Monthly mortgage payments are the highest they’ve been in decades
Consumers are dealing with the rigors of finding a reasonably priced home but soaring mortgage payments are placing a financial dent on their budgets, according to recent data.
Inflation rose last month amid weakening job market: How will the Fed respond?
Typically, the Fed would cut its key interest rate when unemployment rises, but it would raise rates — or at least keep them unchanged — in the face of rising inflation.