A federal safety agency is telling nearly 377,000 households to unplug and throw away a combination natural gas and carbon monoxide detector immediately, warning that it may not sound an alarm during a life-threatening gas leak. The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission issued the warning on August 20 for the 4-in-1 Plug-In Natural Gas and…

A recall covering roughly 1.6 million dozen eggs remains in effect at the FDA’s highest risk level, and cartons tied to it could still be sitting in refrigerators across Texas, Louisiana, Oklahoma, Arkansas, New Mexico and Mississippi. The eggs, sold under the Kroger and Simple Truth store brands along with several smaller regional labels, carry…

A federal safety filing now covers more than 844,000 Jeep, Ram, Chrysler and Dodge vehicles because the rearview camera image can fail to appear the moment a driver shifts into reverse. The problem sits in the radio software that puts the picture on the center screen, not in the camera itself, and it can leave…

Nearly 75,000 Dodge Durango SUVs are heading back to dealers for a rear spoiler that can detach while the vehicle is moving, and this is not the first time Stellantis has tried to fix this specific part. Federal regulators confirm it is the third recall campaign tied to the same underlying defect since 2021, a…

A recall that started with roughly 1.7 million grill brushes in early July has more than doubled in size. Conair has now pulled over 3.6 million Cuisinart-brand wire bristle grill brushes from the market after dozens of reports of the brushes shedding metal bristles into food, including three people who swallowed bristles and needed medical…

Roughly 165,250 fabric dressers sold at Walmart carry a tip-over and entrapment hazard serious enough to have already triggered one nationwide recall earlier this year, and the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission says a second public notice was necessary because some of the originally recalled units kept moving into shoppers’ homes anyway. The agency’s May…

Ford owners have gotten more recall mail than drivers of any other brand this year, and the numbers behind it are striking. The automaker has recalled about 11.2 million vehicles in 2026, more than Honda, Hyundai, Toyota and Nissan combined, and more than half of every vehicle recall issued in the United States so far…

Toyota has issued one of its largest U.S. recalls of the year, covering more than half a million of its newest hybrid Camry sedans over a defect that can leave the dashboard blank when the car starts. For the households who own these cars — many of them retirees and long-haul commuters who picked the…

A small electrical switch buried inside a car door has become the reason Mercedes-Benz is calling back more vehicles than in any other U.S. action it has taken this year. The automaker’s American arm is recalling 310,667 vehicles because a part in the driver’s-door lock can corrode and fail, and when it does the car…

Chrysler is recalling about 1.27 million Ram 1500 pickups over seat-belt anchors that may have been improperly installed, and the inspection and any needed repair are free to every owner. The defect involves the second-row seat-belt buckle anchors, which could reduce the belt’s ability to protect passengers in a crash. Federal recall law means the…