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Is Melatonin Safe to Take Every Night?
By Markham Heid
Security Expert: How to Stay Safe at Political Rallies
By Abby Vesoulis
Drowning Is the No. 2 Cause of Death for Young Children. Here's How to Keep Your Kids Safe Around Pools
By Gina Martinez
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Being Forgetful Isn’t As Bad As You Think
These are today's best ideas
By The Aspen Institute
November 28, 2017
Coffee Chain in Eclipse’s Path Recalls Safety Glasses After Giving Them Out for Free
Dutch Bros Coffee is offering customers free drinks in exchange for the potentially faulty glasses
By Maya Rhodan
August 21, 2017
Why Americans Stopped Building Fallout Shelters
"Shelters against atomic and hydrogen bombs are nothing but coffins and tombs prepared in advance," the Soviet Defense Minister said in 1962
By Lily Rothman
August 11, 2017
Growing List of Accidents Spotlights Safety at Amusement Parks
On average, 12 kids a day are treated in U.S. emergency rooms for ride-related injuries
By Kevin Lui
July 17, 2017
Carbon Monoxide Leak at Hotel Pool Kills Teenage Boy
The hotel employees found six unresponsive children on the deck of the hotel’s indoor pool
By Jennifer Calfas
April 2, 2017
Hong Kong Escalator Suddenly Reverses Direction, Injuring 18
Footage shows the moment when the escalator malfuctioned, sending shoppers tumbling
By Kevin Lui
March 27, 2017
Just Ask for Angela: The Bars Using Codewords to Help People Escape Threatening Dates
If you Ask for Angela or order an Angel Shot in certain bars around the world, the bar staff will order you a taxi. Here's why
By Kate Samuelson
February 21, 2017
Car Racing Is Deadly. This Is How We Keep Drivers Alive
NASCAR, F1 and amateur races have become faster, while their protective barriers remain concussive or lethal
By RJ Valentine
November 2, 2016
How to Talk to Your Kids About Beach Safety
Forget sharks; riptides are much more likely
By Carey Wallace
July 27, 2016
China: Police to Guard Hospitals to Stop Attacks on Doctors
Frustration with China's broken healthcare system has seen attacks on physicians soar
By Charlie Campbell / Beijing
July 12, 2016
Honda Owners Told to Fix Air Bags or Face 'Urgent' Danger
U.S. safety officials warn that Takata air bag inflators are extremely dangerous
By Daniel White
June 30, 2016
These Nine Sins Get Chinese Tourists Added to the Nation’s Travel Blacklist
Please, no perpetuating “low-taste or superstitious” ideas
By Charlie Campbell / Beijing
June 2, 2016
India's Public Buses Will Now Be Fitted With Panic Buttons
GPS trackers and CCTV cameras will also be installed, the Transport Minister says
By Rishi Iyengar
May 26, 2016
10 Precautions That Can Help Keep Your Family Safe While Traveling Overseas
Useful tips from a foreign service mom
By Belinda Luscombe
March 23, 2016
Chipotle Is Warning Investors About Seriously Grim News
The chain expects to post its first quarterly loss amid food safety issues
By Victor Luckerson
March 16, 2016
6 Things You Should Know About Using Airbnb
You can get scammed if you communicate with the host outside of Airbnb’s site
By Melissa Locker
March 15, 2016
Uber's Safety Protocols Questioned After Kalamazoo Shooting
Killings won't lead to changes in driver vetting process
By Katy Steinmetz
February 22, 2016
Hoverboards Are Unsafe, U.S. Agency Says
"Consumers risk serious injury or death if their self-balancing scooters ignite and burn"
By Marcia Breen / NBC News
February 19, 2016
Amazon Offering Hoverboard Refunds Because of all the Explosions
But you can still buy them
By Don Reisinger / Fortune
January 21, 2016
How to Talk to Your Kids about Taking Risks
It’s never to early for parents to encourage kids to think about consequences
By Carey Wallace
January 19, 2016
Stalling Complaints for Fixed GM Cars
GM recalled 2.6 million vehicles in 2014 to repair a safety defect in its ignition switches
By NBC News
January 17, 2016
How to Keep Your Family Safe While You're Overseas
If the worst happens, these tips will help you be prepared
By Donna Gorman
November 19, 2015
How to Keep Your Kids Safe This Halloween
Four simple tips every parent should know
By John Patrick Pullen
October 30, 2015
Shark Attacks Boy in Hawaii
A 10-year-old was bitten by a shark in Hawaii, officials confirmed
By Tessa Berenson
October 30, 2015
The Sheer Lunacy of Cuffing a Kid Over a Homemade Clock
There's a scene early in the criminally underrated Tom Cruise/Cameron Diaz romcom Knight and Day in which Cruise's character, an ebullient rogue agent, tells Cameron Diaz's character that if anybody tells her that she is...
By Belinda Luscombe
September 16, 2015
Somebody keeps cutting Internet cables in California
The FBI is involved
By Michal Addady / Fortune
September 16, 2015
Over 200,000 Kids' Car Seats Recalled
Issue with button could lead to loose shoulder straps
By Victor Luckerson
August 14, 2015
FOMO Is Making Teens Terrible Drivers
The pressure to be "always on" is leading young people to take their eyes off the road
By Katy Steinmetz
August 4, 2015
What the Jade Helm 15 Conspiracy Theory Reveals About Americans
There’s reason to be concerned that paranoia may be on the rise
July 23, 2015
Dangerous Amoeba Found in New Orleans Suburb's Tap Water
You can drink the water, just don't get it in your nose
By Tessa Berenson
July 23, 2015
Here's How Microsoft Is Fighting Revenge Porn
It's easier to request the removal of images from Bing
By Barb Darrow / Fortune
July 22, 2015
It Turns Out Laundry Pods Are Dangerous
The pods were removed from the list of recommended laundry detergents
By Tessa Berenson
July 16, 2015
How To Keep Your Kids Safe Online This Summer
School's out for summer — meaning there's lots of time for web surfing
By John Patrick Pullen
June 30, 2015
No Reported Spike in Fatalities on New Jersey Turnpike
Mathematician John Nash died in crash Saturday
By Alexandra Sifferlin
May 25, 2015
Amtrak Engineer Didn't Say Train Had Been Struck
The engineer has told investigators he doesn't remember what happened leading up to the crash
By NBC News
May 17, 2015
Trek Recalls Nearly 1 Million Bikes After Accident Paralyzed Rider
Three accidents were reported as a result of improperly installed release levers
By Tessa Berenson
April 22, 2015
Five Best Ideas of the Day: April 15
1. The U.S. is safer than we’ve been in generations. So why do we see threats around every corner? By Stephen Kinzer in the Boston Globe 2. Is college worth it? There’s a checklist for...
By The Aspen Institute
April 15, 2015
Scathing Report Calls Lab Safety at CDC 'Insufficient'
A new public report from outside experts assessing laboratory safety at the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) comes down severely on the government agency. In 2014 and early 2015, the CDC was...
By Alexandra Sifferlin
March 20, 2015
Australia Cricketers to Test New Helmet Design Following Phillip Hughes' Death
Innovative design intended to better protect batsmen
By TIME Staff
February 25, 2015
Facebook Must Shut Down the Anti-Vaxxers
Mark Zuckerberg should unfriend the crazies before more people get hurt
By Jeffrey Kluger
February 19, 2015
East Asia's Airlines Are Pretty Much No More Dangerous Than American Ones
There's a .0001% difference between their safety records
By Dan Kedmey
February 4, 2015
Why You're Less Likely to Die in a Car Than Ever Before
'Motor vehicles are safer than they ever have been in the past'
By Justin Worland
January 30, 2015
Uber to Resume Operations in New Delhi
The ride-sharing app has courted controversy around the globe
By Rishi Iyengar
January 23, 2015
7 Ways to Monitor Your Kid's Phone, Tablet and Laptop
It's not spying if they're your kids
By Martha Pickerill
January 12, 2015
NYC Pedestrian Death Toll Hits Record Low
The NYPD increased the number of summonses for failure to yield to a pedestrian by 126%
By Justin Worland
January 2, 2015
South Dakota Pulls ‘Don’t Jerk and Drive’ Ad Campaign
The double entendre was intentional but some felt it was too risqué
By Denver Nicks
December 13, 2014
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