Whether it's out-of-control drinking games or the latest social media challenge, teens always seem to be into something that makes absolutely no sense at all. This month, it's biting into Tide Pods.

Deter yourself from using these detergents. Tide Pods are among several liquid laundry products recently recalled for a “risk of serious injury to children and other vulnerable populations,” according ...

A YouTube video shows a teen with a brightly colored Tide Pod — the film casing for which is made in Northwest Indiana by Merrillville-based MonoSol — cupped in his hand while perched between his ...

(NEW YORK) — The dangerous “Tide Pod challenge” has inspired a culinary trend: Tide pod donuts. The “Tide Pod challenge” is a social media-fueled trend, which involves typically teenagers eating the ...

It seems every few weeks another challenge takes social media by storm. Some, like the Ice Bucket Challenge, promote a cause. Others, like the bottle-flipping craze, are benign. But then there are ...

Fox News commentator Tomi Lahren is turning Tide Pods political, accusing liberals of “brainwashing” children into trying the dangerous fad of eating the laundry detergent packets. “The Left, which ...

Two S.C. residents intentionally have eaten liquid laundry detergent pods over the past month as part of an internet craze sweeping the country. If you haven’t heard of the Tide Pod Challenge, you ...

Relax. Your kids are probably not eating Tide pods. I mean, they might be, but even if they are, laundry detergent is still probably one of the least dangerous consumer products you have to worry ...

Note: Discussions of suicide and subtance abuse. A few years ago, a slew of Internet memes labeling Tide Pods a "forbidden food" for their Gusher-like look led to the unfortunate and concerning "Tide ...

Consumer Reports says it will no longer recommend Procter & Gamble’s Tide Pods or similar liquid laundry packets because of the risk that young children could ...

The idea of ingesting a Tide Pod used to be a little bit funny. For example, when The New York Daily News printed a comment from Senator Chuck Schumer under a rudely ageist headline in September 2012.