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Tonight We Ride, LLC is recalling all lots of Ultimate Forza Male Supplement after testing found undeclared sildenafil, tadalafil and dapoxetine. The October 24 announcement says the affected products were distributed through certain independently operated GNC franchises in the United States, rather than GNC corporate stores, from 2017 through October 1, 2026.
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Natural Grocers customers should check the pack-date code on 2-pound bags of the chain’s organic mung beans after a recall prompted by complaints about sharp glass fragments. The October 22 company notice covers UPC 000080112600 and five specific codes, with affected lots potentially shipped to stores in 22 states.
Shoppers with a sesame allergy should check WinCo Foods hoagie rolls against a recall covering stores in seven western states. The company’s October 22 notice identifies 16-ounce bags with UPC 2-70552-00649-2 and best-by dates from September 10 through November 3, 2026, after sesame flour was omitted from the ingredient list and allergen statement.
U.S. civilian federal agencies face an October 26 remediation due date for an exploited vulnerability in on-premises Arista VeloCloud Orchestrator after CISA added CVE-2026-114625 to its Known Exploited Vulnerabilities catalog on October 23. Arista says fixed releases are available and that hosted versions, including dedicated deployments, have already been patched.
A new U.S. executive order directs federal housing agencies to pursue changes to mortgage insurance and refinancing costs, but it does not immediately cancel insurance for every homeowner. The October 22 order makes the proposed proactive-cancellation pilot applicable only to mortgages made after the pilot is established and leaves implementation subject to FHFA determinations, eligibility rules and legal safeguards.
NASA’s October 23 analysis traces the developing 2026 El Niño from elevated sea levels across the equatorial Pacific to coastal signals off Mexico and Baja California. For U.S. West Coast communities, the concern is how a higher ocean baseline could combine with high tides and storm surges; the satellite findings do not guarantee flooding or a repeat of earlier erosion losses at any particular beach.
Twelve of 26 imported frozen seafood samples tested by the FDA contained less seafood than their labels declared, according to a report published October 23. The shipments were sampled in 2025 before release into U.S. commerce, making the findings evidence from a defined import-surveillance assignment rather than a measure of every product on American supermarket shelves.
U.S. seafood producers and shoppers have a new labeling proposal to examine, rather than a new final labeling requirement. FDA's October 23 draft guidance offers examples of how businesses could describe qualifying seafood as U.S.-caught or U.S. farm-raised without misleading consumers.
NASA has outlined different routes to the Moon for SpaceX and Blue Origin, replacing a shared rendezvous-orbit approach as it works toward a 2028 crewed landing. The October 23 update leaves the choice of the first landing provider dependent on readiness, rather than assigning either company a specific lunar landing mission now.
U.S. viewers following the next steps in the Artemis program can watch NASA's scheduled update at 2 p.m. EDT on Friday, October 23. The briefing at Kennedy Space Center in Florida is due to address Artemis III's planned low Earth orbit test flight next year and the agency's goal of returning American astronauts to the lunar surface by 2028.
NASA’s Psyche spacecraft is now using its solar-electric propulsion system almost continuously on the journey to its metal-rich asteroid target, according to an October 22 mission update. The sustained cruise phase began September 28, following the Mars gravity assist, with arrival still targeted for summer 2029.
The FDA stops mailing mammography-facility certificates and certification letters on October 22, shifting delivery to its MQSA Facility Portal. The change puts downloading and printing in the facility’s hands while retaining the requirement to display a printed certificate on-site. It does not apply to certificates issued by FDA-approved state certifying agencies.
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