Instacart pays $60m in FTC settlement over fees
Grocery delivery giant Instacart settles with the FTC for $60 million over misleading fees and free trial charges. The company also faces a separate pricing probe. Read the full details.
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CDC ends universal hepatitis B vaccine at birth recommendation
The CDC has formally dropped its blanket recommendation for the hepatitis B vaccine within 24 hours of birth, advising individualised decisions for low-risk infants. Discover the implications.
BBC to fight Trump's £7.5bn lawsuit over edited clip
The BBC vows to defend against Donald Trump's $10bn defamation suit over a doctored Panorama clip, despite warnings legal costs could hit £75m. Explore the high-stakes legal battle.
Uber Faces Billions in Fines Over Subscription Claims
Uber could face billions in penalties as 21 US states join an FTC lawsuit alleging deceptive billing and a complex cancellation process for its Uber One service. Read the full details.
Trump sues BBC for £7.5bn over Panorama speech edit
Donald Trump sues the BBC for up to £7.5bn, alleging a Panorama documentary used a misleading edit of his Capitol speech. The case claims defamation and Florida trade violations.
Trump sues BBC for $10bn over doctored Panorama speech
Donald Trump launches a massive $10 billion lawsuit against the BBC for allegedly doctoring his speech in a Panorama documentary. Get the latest on this major legal battle.
CDC panel rejects RFK Jr's Hepatitis B vaccine claim
A CDC advisory committee has formally dismissed Robert F. Kennedy Jr's claim linking the Hepatitis B vaccine to liver disease, stating there is no supporting evidence. Read the full report.
AWS faces consumer lawsuit over anti-competitive claims
New York consumers file landmark lawsuit against AWS, claiming Amazon's cloud computing dominance harms competition and inflates prices for millions of users worldwide.
Zimbabwe's Nhanga ceremony battles child marriages
In rural Zimbabwe, traditional Nhanga ceremonies are being reimagined as powerful tools to combat child marriages and empower young girls through cultural education and women's rights awareness.
Trump Tower Insider Reveals Shocking Workplace Secrets
Former Trump Tower employee shares explosive behind-the-scenes stories about working for Donald Trump during his property mogul days - from bizarre firing incidents to the real atmosphere inside his iconic building.
Victoria inquiry exposes church conversion practices
A landmark Victorian inquiry uncovers disturbing evidence of coercive control and harmful conversion practices within the secretive City Builders Church, prompting urgent calls for stronger legislation.
Starbucks Accused of Illegally Firing Union Organisers
Starbucks faces a major legal and PR crisis as US labour officials allege the coffee chain illegally fired over 20 employees across multiple states for their union organising efforts.
ABC News Accused of Deceptive Editing in Charlie Kirk Report
ABC News correspondent Matt Gutman and producer Tyler Robinson are under fire for a controversial report on Turning Point USA's Charlie Kirk, accused of deceptive editing and omitting key context, sparking a fierce debate on media ethics.
Warren's Bill: Ban Credit Checks for Hiring
US Senator Elizabeth Warren launches a groundbreaking bill to outlaw the use of credit reports in hiring, aiming to break the poverty cycle and create a fairer job market for millions of Americans.
Taylor Swift Faces Lawsuit Over 'Playlist Practice' Promotion
Global superstar Taylor Swift, along with actors Justin Baldoni and Blake Lively, has been slapped with a lawsuit in a US court. The legal action alleges deceptive marketing practices related to the promotion of Baldoni's film 'Tell Me Lies'. Discover the
US Justice Department Launches Civil Rights Probe Into Uber
The US Department of Justice has launched a civil investigation into Uber Technologies, examining potential widespread discrimination and a 'pattern or practice' of violations. The probe, confirmed by Uber, centres on company policies and could have signi
Ofcom Launches CMA Probe Into Cloud Market Giants
UK regulator Ofcom has referred the cloud market for an in-depth CMA investigation, citing concerns over anti-competitive practices by Amazon and Microsoft that could harm British businesses.
DOJ Investigates Jacksonville Sheriff's Office for Discrimination
The US Department of Justice has initiated a civil investigation into the Jacksonville Sheriff's Office, examining potential racial discrimination and excessive use of force within its policing practices.
Chewy Faces £4.6m Lawsuit Over Auto-Ship Pricing
Online pet retailer Chewy is confronting a major class action lawsuit in the US, accused of luring customers with discounted auto-ship prices before allegedly raising them without warning. The suit seeks over $4.6 million in damages.
Sydney Property Scandal: Agents Exposed in Underquoting Crisis
Exclusive investigation reveals rampant underquoting by Sydney real estate agents, luring buyers with misleading price guides. A cautionary tale for the UK property market.
Walmart Accused of Deceptive 'Clearance' Pricing
Walmart faces a class-action lawsuit alleging it manipulated 'Clearance' and 'Rollback' labels to trick customers into believing they were getting deeper discounts than they actually were. The suit claims the retail giant artificially inflated 'original'
HelloFresh Settles $1.35M Lawsuit Over 'Fresh' Claims
Meal-kit giant HelloFresh is set to pay $1.35 million to settle a lawsuit alleging it misled customers with deceptive marketing and unfair business practices. The settlement impacts thousands of Californian subscribers.
HelloFresh in £13m 'spam text' lawsuit settlement
Meal kit giant HelloFresh has agreed to a $14 million settlement in the US over allegations it misled customers with 'spam' texts and deceptive discount offers, a ruling that could have major implications for UK subscription services.
NFL sued over racial discrimination in coaching hires
The NFL is embroiled in a high-stakes legal battle as black coaches file a discrimination lawsuit, alleging systemic bias in hiring practices.
FCA: Millions May Be Owed Compensation – Check Now
The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has alerted millions of UK consumers they may be entitled to compensation due to unfair financial practices. Find out if you're affected.
Hospitals and GPs overcharging patients in billing scandal
An investigation reveals widespread billing errors in UK hospitals and GP practices, leaving patients with unexpected charges. Find out how this affects you.
House listing sparks outrage over hidden issue
A seemingly ordinary house listing has caused a stir after neighbours accused the owners of deception. Discover the hidden issue that has everyone talking.
Hotels sue Booking.com over alleged unfair practices
Hotels across Europe are gearing up to sue Booking.com, accusing the platform of imposing unfair terms and stifling competition. The legal battle could reshape the online travel industry.
Year-long wait for UK motor finance payouts
Motorists across the UK could be waiting over a year for compensation as a major legal battle over unfair motor finance deals reaches the Supreme Court. The Competition and Markets Authority reveals delays in resolving the issue.
39 boys hospitalised after mass circumcision in South Africa
A mass circumcision ceremony in South Africa has resulted in 39 boys being rushed to hospital, with one tragically losing his life. Authorities are investigating the incident amid growing concerns over traditional practices.
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