BMW Joins Other Auto Makers, Will Replace Airbags Nationwide BMW has agreed to demands from the government to replace driver’s-side airbags across the entire U.S. The National Highway Traffic... Read More
Near Record Low Worker Deaths for U.S. Coal Mines Less than five years after an explosion fueled by excess coal dust killed 29 men deep inside a West Virginia... Read More
IIHS List of Safest Cars Grows Amid Record U.S. Recalls The insurance industry’s list of cars and trucks that do the best job of keeping owners alive in a crash... Read More
Drone Safety Campaign Launched Alarmed by increasing encounters between small drones and manned aircraft, drone industry officials said Monday they are teaming up with... Read More
Keurig Recalls ‘Mini Plus’ Coffee Makers Keurig is recalling some 7 million of single-serve coffee brewing machines because of reported burns. Keurig says its Mini Plus... Read More
Safety Agency Closes Mercedes Fuel Leak Probe U.S. safety officials have ended their nearly three-year investigation into more than 280,000 Mercedes-Benz E-Class cars, after they found that... Read More
Survey Finds More Than 50% of Renters are Hispanic, Most Uninsured Only twenty nine percent of Hispanics who rent their homes report having renters insurance, according to a new survey by... Read More
Vaccine Victims’ Injury Compensation System Flawed A system Congress established to speed help to Americans harmed by vaccines has instead heaped additional suffering on thousands of... Read More
Top 10 Most Ridiculous Lawsuits of 2014: ILR A plaintiff in a pending disability lawsuit being caught on video knocking over a large, historic boulder tops the U.S.... Read More
Study Provides Model for Responding to Large-Scale Data Breaches Information systems researchers at the University of Arkansas, who studied the effect of two compensation strategies used by Target in... Read More