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Heroes Technologies, maker of Snuggle Me, March 13 asked the D.C. circuit U.S. appeals court to stay the May effective date of CPSC's infant support cushion rule.

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Amazon March 14 made six arguments that a federal court should overturn CPSC's order in the forced recall action against the company.

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Amazon March 14 supported its argument against CPSC commissioners' firing protections by citing the letter from the Solicitor General office that said DOJ would urge that such protections be overruled.

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Commissioner Mary Boyle March 14 praised a House bill that would direct a CPSC pilot project on using artificial intelligence in its mission.

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Emissions from gas stoves are potentially harmful, but ventilation can mitigate the risks, according to a March 18 report from the Government Accountability Office.

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California's Office of Environmental Health Hazard Assessment March 13 reported that its risk assessment found little health risk form synthetic turf on athletic fields.

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CPSC is using a blanket disclaimer that historical documents on its website might not comply with a January executive order on gender.

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CPSC has reverted to giving NEISS coders three numbers to process hospitals' descriptions of sex and gender.

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About 42% of European respondents to a 2024 EC consumer survey reported not seeing a recall notice in the preceding two years.

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Australia should update its system for electrical product safety, recommends a March 13 report from the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC).

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Briefs on poisoning, li-ion batteries, CO detectors, mattresses, play yards, CPSC FoIA, carbon monoxide, infant sleep, e-bike fires, and reporting, plus the regular charts on recalls/corrections, standards activities, and CPSC meetings.