News Headlines
Taken from the front pages of newspapers around the nation, News Headlines is your source for consumer issues. Access current and archived News Headlines collected by Consumer Action. News Headlines are listed in reverse chronological order, grouped by year, then month to allow for easier browsing.
- Medical debts that were recovered annually were less than $600 per bill (Chinese)
- Comisaria de UE se impacienta con Facebook por uso de datos
- Nissan hace llamado a revisión por riesgo de incendio
- California New Law Impacts Silicon Valley Vallco Development Disputes (Chinese)
- Otro sueño americano va camino de ser pesadilla
- Large student loan debt make millennials unable to afford homes (Chinese)
- How (and when) to limit kids’ tech use
- Amazon employees leaked customers data causing Amazon stocks to drop 1.7% (Chinese)
- California’s proposed new bill requires counties and cities to list vulnerable buildings (Chinese)
- GM recalls more than 1.2M vehicles due to power-assisted steering problems (Chinese)
- Scammers faked as grandchild in trouble to get money from grandparents (Chinese)
- Woman accused of lying about firefighter husband to collect $11K in donations (Chinese)
- Wells Fargo Employees altered business customers’ information are being investigated (Chinese)
- Ford recalled 160,000 F-150 Pickups (Chinese)
- Consulate General summarizes common fraud techniques, virtual abduction, and other criminal cases (Chinese)
- Massachusetts RMV handed out nearly 2,000 licenses to dead people (Chinese)
- Beware of free flights offered online (Chinese)
- Toyota recalls 21,000 Prius vehicles citing a fire risk (Chinese)
- California bans middle and high schools from starting earlier than 8:30am (Chinese)
- FDA announced 6 recalls including drugs and meat (Chinese)
- US Commercial Bank freezes suspicious immigration status accounts (Chinese)
- Coca-Cola buys Costa coffee chain for $5 billion (Chinese)
- Five types of bank charges that you can avoid (Chinese)
- Evita tarifas engañosas de hoteles en tus próximas vacaciones
- ¿De verdad debemos dejar de beber alcohol?
- 5 situations where credit card purchases offer more protection than cash (Chinese)
- Tuition insurance is the second largest investment - second only to buying a house (Chinese)
- Microsoft pide a contratistas que otorguen licencia parental
- Trump firmará orden ejecutiva sobre jubilaciones
- Gmail ofrece sugerencias de respuestas automáticas a correos
- 60% of young investors withdrew early from their retirement accounts (Chinese)
- Por qué Apple Pay es el servicio de pago P2P móvil mejor calificado
- El aire contaminado no solo acorta la vida, también afecta las habilidades cognitivas
- Redes sociales deben tomar medidas contra discursos de odio, dice la ONU
- California’s cancellation of bail system raises public safety concerns (Chinese)
- No conviene tomar ni una sola copa, según un estudio
- AP EXPLICA: Cómo funcionan las búsquedas de Google
- Con la jubilación en los talones
- Casa Blanca investiga a Google tras acusaciones de Trump de sesgo
- Las tabacaleras no tienen límites en las redes sociales… y se aprovechan de eso
- Airbnb sues New York City new laws that leaks hosts’ private information (Chinese)
- El ciberataque a la democracia y el combate a la desinformación
- Sentencian a cárcel a ejecutivo de Fiat Chrysler por complot
- Préstamos personales: Para qué y qué saber
- Uber apelará fallo judicial de Brasil que indica que conductor debería ser empleado
- Estudio: Aspirina no ayuda a evitar primer ataque cardíaco
- College tuition insurance becoming popular as college tuition increases (Chinese)
- Inventan pastilla contra pérdida de peso que no es nociva
- Asiáticos en EEUU denuncian beneficios a negros e hispanos
- T-Mobile Hacked — 2 Million Customers’ Personal Data Stolen (Chinese)