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Urgent Warning Issued After Dozens Burned By Steam Cleaners Sold On Amazon, TikTok
Federal safety officials are warning consumers to stop using a certain brand of steam cleaners immediately after four dozen burn injuries were reported. The Consumer Product Safety Commission issued the alert for Dovety Steam Cleaners on Thursday, May 7. The handheld, pressurized steam cleaners can leak or suddenly eject hot water or steam, creating a risk of serious burns. According to the CPSC, there have been 52 reports of hot water spitting, spewing, spraying, spilling out, or leaking from the steamers. The incidents have caused at least 48 reported burn injuries. The affected steam cl…
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Frozen Pizza Warning Expands Nationwide: What To Know
A widening food safety warning is now reaching deeper into the frozen aisle. The US Department of Agriculture’s Food Safety and Inspection Service updated a public health alert on Friday, May 1, adding more products tied to a recalled dairy ingredient that may be contaminated with Salmonella. Related story: Top Pizza List Spotlights Standouts By State The alert was first issued for various meat and poultry products made with FDA-regulated dairy ingredients. The issue involves dry milk powder that had been recalled and later used in other products. The newly flagged items include Gr…
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$25M 'Tomato Fraud' Lawsuit Targets Popular Italian Food Brand
A popular Italian food distributor is in a messy legal battle after it was accused of "tomato fraud." A proposed class action lawsuit was filed against Cento Fine Foods on Monday, May 4. Two California residents accused the New Jersey company of illegally and falsely labeling its tomato products as containing "Certified San Marzano" tomatoes. The lawsuit says Cento's products are marketed as premium tomatoes from Italy's Campania region but lack the certification needed to be considered true San Marzano tomatoes. "They lack the taste, consistency, and other physical characte…
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iPhone Owners Could Get Money In $250M Apple Settlement: See If You Qualify
Millions of iPhone buyers could receive payouts from a proposed $250 million settlement over claims of misleading advertising from Apple. The tech giant agreed to the settlement on Tuesday, May 5, according to a court filing. The agreement follows a class action lawsuit over Apple's advertising campaign for some of its newer iPhones. The lawsuit accuses Apple of misleading millions of customers into buying its devices with advertising about new AI-powered features on the iPhone 16. The company's promises included an enhanced Siri personal digital assistant, but the features weren'…
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Bus Driver Wins $5M On Number 59 Days After 59th Birthday On Ticket Sold At Maryland 7-Eleven
Happy Birthday! A school bus driver from DC gave himself an unexpected 59th birthday surprise: a $5 million Maryland Lottery jackpot that's going to benefit the whole family. Maurice Williams was all smiles on Tuesday, May 5, days after his birthday, when he went to Lottery Headquarters in Baltimore to claim the first $5 million top prize on the $5,000,000 LUXE scratch-off game. Williams said he was on his way to work when he stopped by 7-Eleven in the 7200 block of Sheriff Road in Hyattsville to cash in a $50 prize he previously won playing the same ticket. His new prize had a few …
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Newest Trader Joe's Mini Totes Have Special Summer Twists: When To Get One
Trader Joe's is rolling out a special addition to its wildly popular line of tote bags that's perfect for beach trips and other outdoor activities. The grocery chain will release new Summer Fun Mini Insulated Totes, a company spokesperson told the Daily Voice on Wednesday, May 6. The bags will be available nationwide while supplies last on Wednesday, May 20. The $3.99 totes feature bright summer colors like lime green, pink, orange, and teal. They also have an illustration of palm trees and the first Trader Joe's location in Pasadena, California. The bags have a 1.5-gallon c…
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Trump Admin. Accuses NY Times Of White Discrimination In New Lawsuit
A federal agency is suing The New York Times after a white male editor accused the newspaper of discrimination in the Trump administration's latest attack on diversity, equity, and inclusion programs. The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission filed a federal lawsuit against The New York Times Company, the agency said in a news release on Tuesday, May 5. The EEOC argues that the publisher passed over a longtime white male employee for a promotion because of his race and sex. The Trump administration claims The Times violated Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 196…
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Maryland Building Condemned After Collapse Sends Bricks Raining Onto Parked Cars (
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Several cars were damaged, but crisis was largely averted on Tuesday afternoon when the side of a building collapsed in East Baltimore. Crews were called around 1 p.m. on May 5 to the 700 block of East Eager Street, where there were multiple emergency calls about a building collapse. Upon arrival, first responders from the Baltimore Fire Department and other agencies found hundreds of bricks strewn across several parked cars, with the inside of the building completely exposed. The building collapse in Baltimore. Baltimore Fire Department According to the Baltimore Fire Department, …
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Popular Potato Chip Brands Recalled Nationwide Over Possible Health Risk
A new snack recall may prompt consumers to check their pantry before reaching for the bag. Utz Quality Foods announced a voluntary recall on Monday, May 4, for certain limited varieties of Zapp's and Dirty potato chips sold at retail stores nationwide. The recall was issued because a seasoning containing dry milk powder may be contaminated with Salmonella, according to the company announcement posted by the FDA. The dry milk powder was sourced from California Dairies, Inc. and supplied by a third-party supplier. Utz said the affected seasoning batches tested negative for Salmonella before …
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PlayStation Users May Get Payouts In $7.85M Settlement: See If You Qualify
PlayStation users who bought certain digital games online may be eligible for money from a nearly $8 million settlement. A federal district court granted preliminary approval to the $7.85 million class action settlement, the Joseph Saveri Law Firm said in a news release on Wednesday, April 29. The lawsuit claims Sony Interactive Entertainment violated federal antitrust law and some state laws by limiting competition in the market for Sony digital games. The suit also claims that Sony caused customers to pay more than they would have on the PlayStation Store. The settlement covers some…
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Major Airline Ending Food, Drink Service On About 450 Flights: Here's Why
Delta Air Lines is cutting food and drink service on hundreds of short flights as the US-Israeli war in Iran shakes the airline industry. The Atlanta-based airline will stop offering meals, snacks, and beverages on routes under 349 miles. The move will go into effect for about 450 daily flights on Tuesday, May 19. The change is the latest sign of turbulence for travelers and airlines since the US and Israel began attacks on Iran at the end of February. "Delta is adjusting onboard beverage service to create a more consistent experience across our network," an airl…
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Oil Spray Danger Prompts Massive Recall Of Harley-Davidson Motorcycles
Nearly 90,000 Harley-Davidson motorcycles are being recalled due to an engine issue that can cause hot oil to spray out and increase injury risks. Harley-Davidson Motor Company issued the recall for 88,039 motorcycles, according to a National Highway Traffic Safety Administration report released Tuesday, April 28. The problem involves the airbox backplate, where a breather port can be blocked by plastic material and cause pressure to build inside the engine's crankcase. If the dipstick is removed before pressure is released from the crankcase properly, hot oil could be f…
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