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Popular Children’s Cough Medicine Recalled Over Potential Bacterial Contamination Risk
Medtech Products Inc. has recalled Little Remedies® Honey Cough Syrup due to potential Bacillus cereus contamination, which may cause nausea, vomiting, and diarrhea. The affected lots include 0039, 0545, 0640, 0450, and 1198, with expiration dates between November 2025 and December 2026. Consumers should discontinue use and contact Medtech for a refund or replacement.
AstroAI Recalls Mini Fridges After Two Fires Cause Over $360,000 in Property Damage Due to Burn Risk
AstroAI has recalled over 249,000 mini fridges due to a fire risk linked to a faulty electrical switch. If you own one of these units, immediately unplug it and contact AstroAI for a free replacement. The recall follows two fires causing over $360,000 in property damage.
Global Rare Earths Market to Reach $8.15 Billion in 2025 Amid Rising Demand and Geopolitical Challenges
The global rare earths market is expected to reach $8.15 billion by 2025, driven by increasing demand for electric vehicles, renewable energy, and electronics. However, geopolitical challenges stemming from China’s dominance in production and processing remain a concern. To mitigate risks, governments, businesses, and consumers must focus on supply chain diversification and recycling efforts to secure a stable future for the rare earths industry.
Gas Prices Set to Climb for Credit Card Users in the U.S., With an Extra $1 Charge Per Fill-Up
Gas stations across the U.S. are adding a $1 surcharge per gallon for credit card payments to offset merchant fees. While this practice is legal in most states, it has raised concerns about the lack of clear disclosure. Drivers can avoid the extra charge by paying with cash or debit cards, checking for signage, and using gas price apps to find stations with clear pricing.
New Traffic Law in Florida Raises Concerns Among Drivers as It Takes Effect July 1
Starting July 1, 2025, Florida’s new traffic law imposes strict penalties on excessive speeding—driving over 100 mph or more than 50 mph over the limit. Offenders face mandatory court appearances, heavy fines, and possible jail time. This law, aimed at reducing high-speed accidents, has generated mixed reactions but highlights Florida’s commitment to improving road safety.
Mazda Issues Global Recall of 12,000 Vehicles Due to Software Glitch That May Affect Driving Safety
Mazda has announced a global recall of 12,000 vehicles due to a software issue in the Dynamic Stability Control (DSC) system, affecting 2024–2025 Mazda MX-5 Miatas. This software glitch may prevent important warning lights from illuminating, increasing the risk of accidents. Mazda will provide a free software update to fix the issue, with repairs expected to begin in July 2025.
TSA Raises Alarm Over Armed Passengers on Flights as Security Measures Tighten at Boston Logan
TSA has caught nine loaded guns at Boston Logan so far in 2025, prompting urgent warnings for all air travelers. Learn how to legally fly with a firearm, avoid massive fines, and follow TSA's rules step-by-step. This expert guide covers legal risks, state laws, and airport operations. Whether you're a first-timer or frequent flyer, this is a must-read before your next trip.
The Netherlands Becomes First Nation to Deploy AGM-179A Missiles on Apache Helicopters
The Netherlands becomes the first NATO country to deploy AGM-179A JAGM missiles on Apache helicopters, enhancing precision strike capabilities. This article explores how the integration of this advanced missile system strengthens NATO’s defense posture, offers a strategic advantage in modern combat, and sets a precedent for other countries. Learn how this collaboration improves global security and military modernization for the Dutch and NATO forces.
World’s Largest Gold Deposit Discovered With Over $80 Billion in Minerals, Geologists Confirm
Geologists in China have uncovered the world’s largest gold deposit, estimated at over $80 billion in value. With over 1,100 metric tons of high-grade ore and cutting-edge AI exploration tools, this discovery could reshape global markets, boost China’s resource dominance, and spark a new era of deep-earth mining. Explore the full story—timeline, impacts, and future outlook—in this easy-to-read yet expert-level news feature.
Greenland Resists Global Pressure to Become a Mining Power Despite Its Vast Mineral Wealth
Greenland is sitting on a treasure trove of rare earths and uranium, but it's resisting the global rush to mine. With a government led by Inuit voices and driven by environmental and cultural values, Greenland is choosing careful, community-centered development over fast profits. This in-depth report explores how one Arctic nation is challenging global expectations and redefining what true prosperity can look like in a changing world.
