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The Senate March 7 confirmed Douglas Dziak, by unanimous voice vote, to become a CPSC commissioner. He will be the second Republican on the panel when he is sworn in, likely in coming days.

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Inclines, mattresses, and compact designs got the most attention at CPSC's March 6 briefing on updates to rules on basinets and cradles.

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Commissioner Richard Trumka March 7 used the words failure and worthless to describe a recall of Jool Baby Nova infant swings the same day.

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Commissioner Peter Feldman March 1 called for compliance with and enforcement of the STURDY Act on furniture tipovers.

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A CPSC report on the Freedom of Information Act (FoIA), made available February 29, confirmed that the agency has been in discussions with a company about purchasing an artificial intelligence tool for record processing.

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Commissioner Richard Trumka February 29 praised the possible free availability of a patent for blade-stop technology.

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Briefs on hoverboards, e-bikes, garage doors, and product ingredients, plus the regular charts on recalls/corrections, standards activities, and CPSC meetings.