NTSA looking into potential autopilot braking problem in some Teslas
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration is taking a close look at Tesla vehicles and a potential mechanical problem.
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FDA: Two kinds of deodorant recalled due to concerns over cancer causing chemical
Check your medicine cabinets. The FDA says two kinds of deodorants are being recalled due to concerns about a cancer causing chemical.
Hundreds gather for ‘Stand with Ukraine’ rally outside the United Nations
Hundreds took part in a solidarity rally Thursday outside the United Nations, in a peaceful show of support for the people of Ukraine.
Health experts say it is still too early for kids to take off masks in schools
The CDC says it’s too early to have kids take masks off in schools, even though health officials say coronavirus case numbers are dropping.
Consumer News: U.S. mortgage rates rise once again, a look at the potetntial economic impact of a Russian invasion in Ukraine and more
Consumer News: U.S. mortgage rates rise once again, a look at the potetntial economic impact of a Russian invasion in Ukraine and more.
Study finds most remote workers would rather not return to the office
As more businesses call employees back to the workplace, most staffers say they would prefer to keep working remotely.
Uber to allow riders to see a breakdown of their ratings from drivers
The goal of the new feature is to offer riders a better understanding of their current rating and to incentivize good behavior during rides.
Education Department cancels $415 million in student loan debt for victims of fraud
The Education Department announced it canceled another $415 million in student loan debt. It impacts nearly 16,000 borrowers who were misled by for-profit colleges.
President Biden on the possibility of a Russian invasion of Ukraine
President Joe Biden says he thinks Russian President Vladimir Putin will order a military attack on Ukraine within days.
Officials face complicated picture when it comes to mask guidance
he White House says more than 50 million American households have received their free COVID-19 tests from the federal government, but government officials face a more complicated picture when it comes to guidance on indoor mask use right now.
