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Cybex Agrees to Pay $7 95 Million Civil Penalty for Failure to Report Serious Injuries Involving its Exercise Equipment

The New Deal lives: It just needs big fixes

The New Deal lives: It just needs big fixes David Riemer and June Hopkins, opinion contributors © Getty Images The New Deal lives: It just needs big fixes Every day more commentators point to the bold action that President Franklin D. Roosevelt took during the Great Depression. The New Deal s example, we are told, should guide President Biden and Congress in attacking the COVID-19 pandemic, getting the unemployed back to work, halting climate change and returning the U.S. to normal. The commentators are correct. Yet, some occasionally make factual errors that undermine the case for bolstering the New Deal model as the best way to tackle today s crises.

11 Hazardous Products That Were Recalled in January

19 Hazardous Products That Were Recalled in February Did you catch these recent product recalls? Photo by Bjoern Wylezich / Shutterstock.com When Ford vehicles have an airbag problem or Kraft recalls millions of boxes of macaroni, it’s headline-worthy news. But what about the many other products you use every day? Thankfully, the United States Consumer Product Safety Commission, or CPSC, keeps tabs on these items. The CPSC is an independent federal regulatory agency tasked with protecting the public against risk of injury or death posed by consumer products. Among its important duties is to obtain product recalls and arrange for a repair, replacement or refund for the recalled products, according to CPSC.gov.

Fire Extinguisher Manufacturer Kidde nailed for Delay and Misrepresentations in Reporting Product Defects

Fire Extinguisher Manufacturer Kidde nailed for Delay and Misrepresentations in Reporting Product Defects Details Written by IVN Greensboro, North Carolina - A federal judge Monday ordered Walter Kidde Portable Equipment Inc. (Kidde) to pay a $12 million civil penalty in connection with allegations that the company failed to timely inform the Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) about problems with fire extinguishers manufactured by the company, the Department of Justice announced. Kidde, based in Mebane, N.C., agreed to the civil penalty and other terms as part of a consent decree entered by U.S. District Judge Loretta C. Biggs of the Middle District of North Carolina. The consent decree resolves allegations in a complaint filed by the United States against Kidde on December 30.

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