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Consumer Reports tested over-the-counter sunscreens and ranked which is the best at keeping you and your family safe this summer.

The shacks are extremely rustic, most with limited running water and electricity, and most of current lessees use outhouses.

There are about 54,000 public vehicle charging stations in the U.S., but many charge much more slowly than Tesla stations.

The restaurant didn't offer an explanation but confirmed the news.

The lawsuit claims iPhone users are charged extra fees on top of their food delivery bill.

The lawsuit alleges the company also reportedly sent or transmitted scam calls about the Social Security Administration, Medicare, and Amazon.

Bed Bath & Beyond filed for bankruptcy protection in April.

BPA is considered an endocrine disruptive chemical, which can cause adverse health effects by interfering with your own normal hormone systems.

As of May 15, 81 patients across 18 states have become infected with the drug-resistant bacteria.

The Consumer Product Safety Commission said people should hold off on using the waffle makers until they get the fix.

BearCare has initiated a voluntary recall of its rechargeable Walnut Wearable Smart Thermometer after complaints of injuries.

Target is recalling nearly 5 million glass candles following reports of lacerations and severe burns, according to a notice posted by safety regulators. 

Owners of Peloton’s Tread+ were told to stop using the product after a 2021 recall linked to a child’s death and other injuries.

With costs going up, some consumers are considering other options for their summer vacations, according to a new survey.

The average non-mortgage debt across the 50 largest U.S. metros is $39,713, which includes auto loans, student loans and credit cards, a LendingTree study found.

A build-up of dust inside a cable of the steering wheel can interrupt the electrical connection, according to Ford.

Owners of certain Jeep Cherokee vehicles are being asked to park outside “until the recall has been remedied.”