Amazon launches robotaxi service in San Francisco in challenge to Google’s Waymo

In San Francisco, an increasing number of Latinos engaged in physically demanding jobs are relying on supplements for joint and bone pain relief, despite warnings from the FDA. One such supplement, Artri Ajo King, has gained popularity among users like Gloria Caballero, who began taking it for knee pain. The FDA's cautions regarding this natural remedy do not seem to be reaching this community effectively.

Amazon is in the process of distributing payments as part of a $2.5 billion settlement related to accusations from the Federal Trade Commission (FTC). The FTC had previously alleged that Amazon employed deceptive practices to enroll millions of customers in paid Prime subscriptions, while simultaneously making it challenging for those customers to cancel their subscriptions. This settlement aims to address these concerns and provide restitution to affected consumers.

Waymo, an autonomous vehicle company, is facing backlash after one of its self-driving taxis struck and killed a beloved bodega cat in San Francisco. The incident has sparked outrage among local residents and animal lovers, leading to calls for stricter regulations on self-driving cars. This tragic event has ignited a movement advocating for local bans on autonomous vehicles, highlighting the growing concerns over safety and the impact of technology on community life.