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.
- Signs you’re not ready to collect benefits
- Mothers are regaining jobs
- How to get a Peloton-style workout without splurging
- What happens when 10 million tenants can’t make rent?
- Top rated cars for safety-conscious drivers
- How to buy a home with no down payment
- Biden limits eligibility for stimulus payments
- La mayoría de las áreas blancas, fueron beneficiadas por el programa de protección de cheques, según un estudio de UCLA
- California pondrá el 40% de sus vacunas en zonas vulnerables
- The IRS paid $3 billion in interest to taxpayers
- Senate confirms Gina Raimondo as Biden commerce secretary
- Biden’s SEC pick signals companies could face new disclosure rules
- 11 million families are at risk of eviction; the American Rescue Plan helps
- Biden consumer watchdog pick signals more aggressive stance
- Dr. Seuss’ company will shelve 6 books, citing hurtful portrayals
- Aumentan registros en seguro médico reanudado por Biden
- High turnover at nursing homes poses risks for residents
- Tax rebate bonus for divorced and unmarried parents
- Here is how to get a deal on a car
- Can you use the home office deduction after working from home for a year?
- Topo Chico reduce los niveles de PFAS a más de la mitad en las nuevas pruebas de Consumer Reports
- Préstamos de urgencia en EEUU son susceptibles al fraude
- ¿Verdadero o falso? Los documentos falsificados añaden otro dolor de cabeza a la distribución de la vacuna contra COVID-19
- Delincuentes robaron miles de millones en beneficios de desempleo durante la pandemia; el nuevo proyecto de ley no impide que el fraude se repita
- EEUU: Intentos de aumento al salario parecen infructuosos
- Amazon’s new rotating, follow-you camera is useful—and invasive
- Democrats ditch backdoor proposal for a $15 minimum wage
- The economy needs consumers to spend; don’t, if you have debt
- Is that travel refund as magnanimous as it seems?
- CDC signs off on Johnson & Johnson coronavirus vaccine
- Por qué las aplicaciones de pago no son tan seguras como las tarjetas de crédito
- Europeos consiguen el “derecho a reparar” objetos eléctricos
- Corte Suprema EEUU debatirá prestaciones a puertorriqueños
- Texas: Dimite reguladora de servicios públicos por apagones
- Government agencies increasingly are accessing private information
- Forged documents add another headache to COVID-19 vaccine rollout
- La comida muy procesada no solo es dañina, también podría ser adictiva
- VaccineFinder.org helps people find COVID vaccines
- Nation’s most populous county mandates extra $5 in ‘hero pay’
- Scammers are texting, calling people about COVID-19 shots
- ‘Do I owe taxes on my stimulus checks?’
- California can enforce its internet equal access law
- Johnson & Johnson’s vaccine works well and may curb virus spread
- The White House moves to reassert control of the Postal Service
- More consumers complain about errors on their credit reports
- Here’s how to get a consumer complaint before the right pair of eyes
- Experts say economic recovery hinges on child-care infrastructure
- U.S. consumer watchdog, state AGs sue company over immigrant bail bonds
- The best law you’ve never heard of
- Struggling student loan borrowers with businesses can now get PPP loans