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Johnson & Johnson is pulling some of its sunscreens from store shelves over concerns that they contain a cancer-causing chemical.

General Motors is recalling more than 400,000 pickup trucks in the U.S. because the side air bags can explode without warning and spew parts into the cabin

In 2018, Gavin Newsom, then the lieutenant governor of California, was elected in a landslide as governor of the nation’s most populous state with nearly 70 percent of the vote. Two years and a few months later, it appears increasingly likely that voters will be asked whether he should be ousted from office.

The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration on Thursday unveiled a new online dashboard for vehicle owners, car shoppers, or anyone else to search its massive database for automobile recalls going back 50 years.

The U.S. government’s highway safety agency approved a request by General Motors to recall four 2021 vehicle makes due to a malfunctioning air bag warning light

HSN is voluntarily recalling 5.4 million handheld clothing steamers after getting reports of the devices expelling, spraying and leaking hot water while in use, posing a burn hazard.

Ford Motor Co. announced on Monday that it is recalling 661,000 Explorer SUVs at the request of U.S. regulators over concerns that the roof covers could become detached.

Peloton is recalling its Tread+ and Tread treadmill machines over safety concerns after a child died and several others suffered injuries from being pulled under the rear of the treadmill.

Former Olympian and reality TV personality Caitlyn Jenner announced on Friday that she has filed paperwork to run for governor of California in a likely recall election against current Gov. Gavin Newsom.

Honda is recalling more than 628,000 vehicles in the U.S. to replace fuel pumps that can fail, causing the engines to stall

As some snowblowers are being recalled over a risk of amputation, Consumer Reports has these reminders on how to use the equipment safely.

Nissan is recalling over 354,000 Pathfinder SUVs worldwide because the brake lights can stay on all the time

The Rhode Island Health Department issued a recall notice Monday over the possible contamination of prepared foods made with butternut squash made by the company Lancaster Foods. The foods may have been contaminated with Listeria monocytogenes, which can make people sick, and can be deadly in young children, the elderly and people who are frail or have weakened immune systems,…

Lake Champlain Chocolates is recalling milk chocolate products due to possible foreign objects, the company announced Friday. The famous Vermont business urged customers to discard all potentially affected products currently on the market from July 2020 through January 2021. The affected products were distributed to retailers across all 50 states and in the company’s three Vermont retail stores. The voluntary…

The affected products were distributed to retailers across all 50 states and in the company’s three Vermont retail stores.

Tesla Inc. is balking at recalling about 159,000 vehicles with potentially defective touch screens.

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has recalled certain varieties of Sportmix pet food products due to toxic levels of aflatoxin. On Monday, Midwestern Pet Foods, Inc. expanded their recall to include “all pet foods containing corn and manufactured in the company’s Oklahoma plant, and having an expiration date on or before July 9, 2022.” Aflatoxin is a toxin...

Customers who have purchased these clothing items are being urged to return them immediately.

Some bottles of Excedrin will be a headache for customers who purchased a bottle of the drug with a hole in the container. On Wednesday, GSK Consumer Health recalled over 433,000 bottles of Excedrin due to failure to meet the child-resistant packaging requirement. The holes in the bottom of some Excedrin bottles are potentially a serious hazard to children, as they could access...

A week after being fined for delaying safety recalls, Hyundai says it will recall about 130,000 vehicles in the U.S. because the engines could fail