Thousands of Hyundai cars, including certain Palisades and IONIQ electric vehicles are subject to recalls. Here's what to know.

When a product Walmart sells is recalled, there can be widespread effects.

Five Below has recalled 66,000 tabletop fire pits due to fire and burn hazards.

The FDA is advising consumers to throw these 12 brands of ground cinnamon away and not to buy these products going forward until further notice.

"Eat more fish," they say—but this week two government agencies issued warnings for consumers, restaurants, and retailers on around 100,000 pounds.

Ford has recalled nearly 274,000 Expedition and Lincoln Navigator SUVs due to potential brake failure risks. The company will replace affected components free of charge starting this month.

The FDA has issued a safety alert for several models of Boston Scientific’s Endotak Reliance defibrillation leads after identifying a serious defect linked to 16 deaths and 386 injuries.  The leads, used in implantable defibrillators to deliver life-saving…

Chrysler-owner Stellantis is recalling 53,849 vehicles in the U.S. over potentially faulty fuel pumps, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) said on Tuesday.

It's a supermarket chain known for its carefully curated product, but leaders are advising customers of elevated levels of a possible toxin.

While heavily regulated, baby food isn't immune to issues. Here's an ongoing list of all of the baby food products recalled in 2025.

Food items aren't the only thing the FDA can recall for any number of reasons. It recently issued a serious warning about these cookware products.

DermaRite added dozens of more products to its voluntary recall last month due to potential contamination.

With a health warning and "Best By" dates stretching into next year, now's the moment to check whether you bagged this old-school favorite.

Taurus door trim literally falling off cars creates safety hazards nationwide.

Company assures that 'the likelihood of malfunction is considered minimal.'

Amazon recalls 500,000 products due to safety hazards including fire risks and suffocation dangers.

According to the FSIS, the fan-favorite fall sandwich could potentially be home to a dangerous bacteria, and it's best to throw the item away.

The recall occurs amid heightened concerns about food safety and the prevalence of foodborne pathogens in ready-to-eat products distributed at major retailers.