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Behavioral Issues Hamper Outcomes in Workers With Shoulder, Knee Injuries
A new study by the Workers Compensation Research Institute (WCRI) highlights how psychosocial risk factors, such as fear of movement, poor coping skills and low mood, can significantly impact ...
NHTSA Grants Industry Request to Delay New Car Rating Updates to 2027 Models
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration announced on Friday that it will delay the implementation of updates to the U.S. government's New Car Assessment Program, finalized in December, ...
The success of MGAs needs little introduction. For the past several years, the MGA story has been one of growth,...
Microsoft Seizes 340 Websites Linked to Growing Phishing Subscription Service
Microsoft Inc. said on Tuesday that it seized nearly 340 websites tied to a rapidly growing Nigerian-based service that allowed users to carry out phishing operations that stole at least 5,000 ...
Roundabout Week Highlights Road Safety Benefits
National Roundabouts Week begins on September 22 to raise awareness about their safety benefits. Roundabouts reduce intersection crashes resulting in death or injury by an estimated 82 percent, ...
Tesla Probe Examines Faulty Door Handles Parents Say Trapped Their Kids in the Back
Federal auto safety regulators opened an investigation Tuesday into possible defects in Tesla doors that have reportedly left parents with children trapped in the back seat and forced to break ...
Sharpest Drop in U.S. Road Deaths Seen Since 2008: NHTSA
Early traffic fatality estimates in the first half of 2025 project a significant decline (8.2 percent) in roadway deaths, marking the largest first-half reduction since 2008, according to preliminary ...
Firings After Comments on Kirk’s Death Raises Questions on Worker vs. Employer Rights
In the days following the fatal shooting of conservative activist Charlie Kirk, numerous workers have been fired for their comments on his death, among them MSNBC political analyst Matthew Dowd. ...
Publisher Gannett Wins Dismissal on Nearly All of Journalists’ Job Bias Lawsuit
Gannett, the largest U.S. newspaper publisher, won the dismissal of most of a lawsuit, including all class action claims, alleging its diversity policies led to widespread discrimination against ...