Consumer Safety: Target recalled select Up & Up baby wipes after FDA testing found bacteria that can cause serious infections in babies and young children; affected lots include fragrance-free and cucumber-scented wipes with specific expiration dates—stop using and return for a refund. Food & Chemicals Oversight: Texas AG Ken Paxton launched a glyphosate residue probe targeting Bayer and PepsiCo, using civil investigative demands and alleging manufacturers may have misled consumers about glyphosate levels. Public Health & Supply Chains: USDA confirmed two more New World screwworm cases in Texas (a calf and a dog), expanding an eradication effort that threatens livestock and pets. Tech for Consumers & Accessibility: TOLT Technologies says its alternative power-wheelchair drive will support Apple Vision Pro eye-control later this year, aiming to expand hands-free mobility. Inflation Watch: New York Fed survey shows U.S. inflation expectations largely unchanged in May, though uncertainty rose as consumers worry about finances. Trade & Grocery Costs: A Purdue study tied to USMCA says tariff cuts helped lower U.S. food prices, estimating about $700 per year in savings for households. Energy Prices: A Fed study finds oil shocks now hit inflation and employment less than in the 1970s, even as Iran-linked disruptions keep crude risk elevated. Retail & Logistics: Xentra Transport launched dedicated on-demand courier and freight delivery from NYC/NJ to all 50 states.