A California judge has temporarily halted an order that would have forced Google to revamp its Android Play Store by November 1, stalling significant changes intended to give consumers more freedom in how they download apps and make in-app payments. The injunction, originally issued on October 7, stemmed from an ongoing antitrust lawsuit brought by …
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Meta Platforms is now locked in a legal showdown in Massachusetts after a judge refused to dismiss claims that Instagram intentionally exploits young users. The state alleges the company designed features like endless scrolling and push notifications to hook teens, all while hiding the harm it posed to their mental health. A Massachusetts Superior Court …
Eli Lilly has launched legal action against three online vendors and medical spas, accusing them of peddling unapproved versions of its blockbuster weight-loss drug, Zepbound. The pharmaceutical giant claims these entities—Pivotal Peptides, MangoRx, and Genesis Lifestyle Medicine—are misusing the drug’s core ingredient, tirzepatide, to market copycat treatments, including dissolvable tablets and unauthorized compounded versions. This …
DJI, the world’s leading drone manufacturer, has filed a lawsuit against the U.S. Defense Department, challenging its inclusion on a list of companies allegedly linked to the Chinese military. The drone maker, responsible for more than half of U.S. commercial drone sales, argues that the designation is baseless and has caused severe financial losses. In …
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A Massachusetts court has ruled that Meta Platforms must face allegations that it intentionally engineered addictive features on Instagram, jeopardizing young users’ mental health while concealing the dangers. The decision allows the state’s lawsuit, led by Attorney General Andrea Joy Campbell, to proceed, brushing aside Meta’s attempt to dismiss the claims. Judge Peter Krupp, presiding …
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In the lead-up to the U.S. presidential election on November 5, election officials in key battleground states are sending a message loud and clear: attempts to disrupt, delay, or block the certification of results will not be tolerated. From Arizona to Pennsylvania, new layers of oversight are being enforced, with the threat of criminal penalties …
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A former Georgetown University student, now a Virginia prosecutor, has launched a class action lawsuit against her alma mater after the institution revealed a significant data breach. The incident exposed personal information belonging to an undisclosed number of current and former students, including sensitive data such as Social Security numbers, tax IDs, payroll records, and …
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A federal judge in California has granted Google a temporary reprieve, delaying a mandate that would have forced the tech giant to overhaul its Play Store by November 1. The order, stemming from an antitrust lawsuit brought by Epic Games—the creator of Fortnite—aims to give consumers more freedom in how they download software on Android …
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In a fresh twist to the federal election interference saga, newly unsealed documents shed light on former President Donald Trump’s post-2020 election maneuvers, though much of the material remains shrouded in redactions. The evidence, released by a U.S. judge after a week-long delay, offers a glimpse into interviews, grand jury testimonies, and communications linked to …
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A Tennessee court has issued a preliminary order that partially blocks the state’s near-total abortion ban, offering a narrow pathway for medically necessary abortions while a broader legal battle unfolds. The three-judge panel ruled that abortions must be permitted if a woman’s water breaks or her cervix opens prematurely before the fetus can survive, or …
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