05/30/2020
05/29/2020
Riders can book rides in hourly increments to make running errands easier
The automaker posted its first annual loss and promised to make changes to survive pandemic
Researchers say changes are likely due to the way the brain develops
Prices rose in just about every state in the last week
A forward-looking camera is misaligned to the vehicle
The leather insock in the shoes have elevated levels of Chromium VI
The Antilock Braking System malfunction indicator may not light as designed
The product contains milk, an allergen not declared on the label
The lower control arm may detach due to corrosion
Don’t have a big Father’s Day budget? Make these low-cost presents your dad will love
From gin to hard cider to craft beer, it’s never been easier to make drinks at home
Unemployment may be slowing down
Surveys suggest that COVID-19 is creating stress and other mental health issues
The airline industry faces the difficult task of downsizing in the COVID-19 era
Consumers need to understand that turning one data collection switch off doesn’t guarantee that all are off
Officials say the rule change represents a ‘public health hazard’ that could result in thousands of early deaths
Theme parks, resorts, and shops are all included, but so are a new set of guidelines for ticketing and safety precautions
Researchers say these preferences are typically set before elementary school
The president has accused Twitter of engaging in censorship by adding a contextual label to false claims he made
Researchers are worried about how young ones will handle extended time alone
The company says production of the troubled aircraft will be restarted ‘at a low rate’
The airbags may not deploy in a rollover crash
The product's packaging is not child-resistant
The fuel pump gasket may leak
The product's packaging is not child resistant as required by law
The engine may stall without the ability to restart
From basic chairs that do the job to customizable, comfortable godsends
We chose some clever gadgets to make hiking more fun, plus a few products for cyclists
Major League Baseball may pay players a lot less
More testing will help health officials get closer to a working treatment
Scammers are also increasing their efforts to steal consumers’ data
Republicans and Democrats disagree on whether the benefits should be extended
Workers say the state is dragging its feet and refusing to pay for-hire drivers
More than 750,000 new and ‘like new’ secondhand items are now available on Walmart’s digital storefront
Study findings have revealed yet another way consumers can be affected by air pollution
The replacement for SMS and MMS messaging is poised to grow rapidly in the coming years
Researchers say involvement in sports can also come into play
A survey suggests consumers see a faint light at the end of the coronavirus tunnel
The rear seat belt may have been assembled incorrectly
The product contains wheat and soy, allergens not declared on the label
The cylinder head nuts may not be tightened sufficiently
The products may contain milk, an allergen not declared on the label
The passenger airbag may not deploy properly
We’ve chosen robots that clean, dance, answer questions and play music
From stubbed toes and nose bleeds, we have simple treatments
With COVID-19, health officials say we’re in for a ‘double-barreled assault’ this flu season
Colleges could be a little emptier in the fall
Most of the spread appears to come in large groups
The rental car firm says it needs help to get through the steep drop-off in travel
The judgement is expected to pave the way for the resolution of thousands of other claims
Researchers are concerned because consumers are missing out on important nutrients
Giving the green light to a state doesn’t mean instant access for users, though
Minimizing sedentary time can also increase your energy
The U.S. Department of Health is working to eliminate the guesswork out of symptom-checking
It’s the first zero-day jailbreak release in years
The dressers and cabinets can tip over if not anchored to the wall
The ramp door may come loose
The products may contain extraneous material
Testing has found the product to be superpotent
The fuel line quick connector may leak
Tips to get the most of out each cup
Some are themed, some are glass or metal and some are ridiculously expensive
Don't have a pool? Create your own water fun at home
Researchers found a number of side effects linked with the popular malaria drug
Barring unforeseen setbacks, Fauci says it’s ‘conceivable’ that a coronavirus vaccine could be ready by December
Trump orders flags at half-staff this weekend
The TSA has a new way of doing things, but all are in the traveler’s best interest
A group of senators are calling on the airlines to reverse their decisions
The company will send out confirmation requests over the next couple of weeks
As unemployment spikes, consumers are losing access to credit
However, employee compensation could change depending on their location
Researchers found that spices can do more than just add flavor
Gas prices jump eight cents a gallon in the last week
The product maybe contaminated with Salmonella
The product's packaging is not child resistant
The helmets may not fasten properly
The U-Bolts for the spare tire carrier may break
Whether science, history or travel is your thing, a magazine subscription is a great way to lift your spirits and expand your thinking
Memorial Day is a spectacular time to save money on a wide range of items! Check out our list for some of the best deals
If the coronavirus returns sooner rather than later, the 2020 version of the promotion might not happen at all
Home sales plunged by 17.8 percent in April
AAA isn’t even bothering to put out a travel forecast
A study emphasizes the important role that diet plays in consumers’ health
The carrier wants to help first responders stay connected for free over the next decade
Experts fear that heavy workloads can have lasting effects on consumers’ mental health
The bottom line is it’s too soon to throw caution to the wind and stop doing all the healthy changes we’ve made in our routines
Uber Eats and Grubhub would have a lion’s share of the market in many cities if they merged
The carrier has agreed to drop the slogan
More than 3 million homeowners were behind on their payments last month
The sleepwear sets fail to meet the federal flammability standard
The transmission oil pipe may leak
The products were marketed without FDA approval
The product has elevated salt levels
The vehicle's brake line routing may cause wear and fluid leak
These accessories ensure your bike has all the appropriate bells and whistles
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