Drugmakers want more freedom to market the use of so-called off-label prescriptions.

 Some medical mobile applications do what they claim to do, but others just siphon bucks from your pocket.

Disputes over damage claims and questionable tactics when companies rent recalled vehicles can spell trouble for you.

Government could do a lot more to protect seniors.

No independent research indicates whether artificial sweeteners are better for your health.

You might want to use a magnifying glass to read the fine print that’s on power contracts for hidden fees.

Some insurance companies use tactics to delay death-claim payments to increase their profit.

It’s bad enough that Americans pay $18 billion annually in cellphone fees and taxes. Now state and local governments are diverting that revenue to plug budget holes.

The Relentless Banking Money-Grab

Hidden data collectors track your online activity.

Evidence doesn't support claims that because premium infant formula includes supplements, it's an improved product.

Smart meters are supposed to give you more control over your energy use, but experts doubt that you’ll ever see the touted savings.

Lawmakers try to dig their way out of their financial hole.

Can you trust the “cloud” to keep your personal data safe?

Recall of automobiles and products is hampered by a system that depends on the release of safety information from manufacturers.

Breakfast cereal has too much sugar and far fewer nutritional benefits than what cereal companies brazenly imply.

You might face more than the grief of the loss of a loved one: grave desecration and double-sold plots.

New rules provide some more protection for consumers, but banks are exploiting the loopholes that are in the reforms.

Big Water is trying to tempt you to buy with eco-claims and fancy flavors. All this does for us is leave a bad taste in our mouths.

The government is pouring billions of dollars into promoting ethanol, but evidence is mounting that it actually damages the environment and fouls up your engines.

Dubious methods have us raising our hands with questions about the value of earning an online degree.

Most of your purchase money usually ends up in the pockets of the company sponsoring the promotion.

Print-on-demand is not as simple, nor as profitable, as you might think.

Online shopping features offered by stores are meant to make customers feel as if they have the upper hand, but retailers benefit just as much.

While the number of nail salons grew tremendously in the last few years, the incidence of infection and disease related to their use rose as well.