If you’ve ever needed to send money digitally, you’ve probably heard of payment services like Zelle, Paypal, CashApp or Venmo. Today, 60% of Americans use so-called “peer-to-peer” or P2P services. The ...

PFAS are also called “forever chemicals” because they don’t break down naturally. That means that even small amounts of PFAS ...

At a House Armed Services Committee hearing, Army Secretary Driscoll committed to helping codify a military right to repair, ...

The current Food and Drug Administration’s rules assume that foods are safe unless they’re proven to harm people. That’s the ...

More consumers are waking up and realizing that antibiotic meat isn’t worth the risk. While meat labeled RWA is on average 20 ...

U.S. PIRG applauds this significant bipartisan step forward that follows a recently announced Army policy to include Right to ...

Too many products are designed to die after a short life—tied to their unreplaceable batteries. But beneath the polished advertising and promises of AI-powered convenience lies a troubling reality: ...

The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau has returned hundreds of millions of dollars to servicemembers who have been harmed in the financial marketplace. Servicemembers, veterans and their families ...

When an electronic device or appliance breaks, you should be able to fix it. If you own it, you should be able to choose where you’d like to get it fixed, or fix it yourself. This premise has been ...

Washington Gov. Bob Ferguson and PIRG's Charlie Fisher celebrate the singing on the Washington Right to Repair bills on May 19. More and more state legislators are coming around to Right to Repair ...