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News that affects American households
Recalls, safety warnings and public health notices from U.S. agencies, explained with what you should check at home.
Health & Safety Explainer
The FDA revoked approval of the red dye in food and ingested drugs in 2025 and confirmed the deadlines in 2026. Where it is used and how to spot it on labels.
One lot of 365 Whole Foods Market ashwagandha sold nationwide may carry Salmonella. Wise Wife ground cinnamon had elevated lead, a Connecticut lab found.
The CPSC posted 12 recalls on October 29, among them about 338,800 DREO space heaters that can catch fire and 4,726 gas boilers with carbon monoxide risks.
Haifa Smoked Fish recalled all its cold-smoked sprats on October 27, four days after the FDA warned the public and said the firm had declined to recall them.
Health & Safety Explainer
Different agencies handle recalls of consumer products, vehicles, food and medicine. Here is who does what, what a recall entitles you to and where to check.
Forecasters expect 2 to 5 inches of rain in the wettest areas by Friday morning, and Gov. Greg Abbott has activated state rescue teams and other resources.
The safety agency says the lids of Power Quick Pot cookers can open under pressure. It also announced recalls of laminators, high chairs and light-up toys.
Headlines as each source published them, with links to the original releases.