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Driving the Future of Tech: Andronica Klaas’s Vision for Ethical AI and Sustainable Quality Practices

In the relentless pursuit of weaving artificial intelligence into every facet of modern life, from the social media feeds that shape our worldview to the financial systems that underpin our economies

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Texas man finds tattoo artist online. Then he gets scammed out of $300: ‘So many people saying the same thing’

Decades into the lifespan of the internet, “online” is still kind of the Wild West. Equal parts the perfect place to find small businesses and an unfortunate hotbed for scams, existing on the internet is as much of a coin flip as it is a thrill.

The Mary Sue

The mystery behind Elizabeth Holmes' tweeting spree from prison

Federal prisoners aren't allowed to have social media—but Holmes's X account has posted more than 4,400 times since September.

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EA Sale to Saudi Arabia Draws Scrutiny From US Lawmakers

US lawmakers aren't entirely comfortable with the PIF owning America's biggest game publisher.

Operation Sports

Amazon will pay $309 million to settle return policy lawsuit — here's what it means for you

Amazon has agreed to a settlement of over $1 billion, which includes contributing $309 million into payouts for affected customers over incorrect refunds.

Tom’s Guide

Is the supreme court ready to stand up to Trump over Federal Reserve attack?

Conservative majority appears eager to hand president greater power – with one exception: the US central bank

The Guardian - US

More than 40 US Democrats call for a 'thorough investigation' of EA's Saudi-led buyout over risks of layoffs, studio closures, and 'coordinated anti-labor practices'

Pushback against the proposed acquisition of Electronic Arts is growing, but whether or not it will matter is a different question

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Woman Victimised By 'Elon Musk' For Hundreds Of Thousands In Elaborate Online Scheme — And She's Willing To Pay More

A 74-year-old Texas woman was victimised by an Elon Musk scam, losing up to £448,000 ($600,000) in an elaborate online scheme promising huge returns. Similar cases reveal victims often remain willing to pay more despite family pleas.

International Business Times UK

The Federal Trade Commission Won't Give Up Its Crusade Against Meta

The government insists that Meta has a monopoly. If anything, the social media market is fiercely competitive.

Reason

'The FTC will continue fighting its historic case against Meta to ensure that competition can thrive across the country': FTC appeals 2025 antitrust ruling

'Meta has maintained its dominant position and record profits for well over a decade not through legitimate competition, but by buying its most significant competitive threats'

PC Gamer

FTC presses on with appeal after Meta's monopoly battle win

The agency says Meta cemented its dominance by buying rivals. Meta says the market is fiercely competitive and points to TikTok and YouTube.

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FTC says it will appeal Meta antitrust decision

The Federal Trade Commission said Tuesday it will appeal the November ruling in favor of Meta in its antitrust case against the social media giant

The Independent UK

Supreme Court to hear arguments on Trump firing of Fed member

The Supreme Court is set to hear arguments Wednesday over President Donald Trump's power to remove a member of the Federal Reserve Board.

Roll Call

Consumer Protection Agents Reveal the Everyday Purchase That’s Leading to the Most Identity Recovery Cases

Consumer protection experts are raising alarms about a surprising source of identity theft: online purchases of everyday items from unfamiliar retailers. Credit card fraud surged to record highs, with a growing number of cases traced back to seemingly harmless transactions on lesser-known e-commerce sites. If you’ve ever bought a phone…

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The “Black Box” Betrayal: How Your Car is Reporting Your 2026 Driving Habits to Your Insurance Company

You might consider yourself a safe driver, but your car’s internal computer may have a different opinion. In January 2026, a massive privacy scandal has officially reached its boiling point. For years, major automakers have been quietly collecting granular data on your driving habits, from how hard you hit the…

The Independent UK

Democrats want FTC to investigate ‘US-made’ Trump phones after customers paid $100 deposits – but still haven’t received them

Coalition of lawmakers is asking the FTC to reply to a series of questions about Trump Mobile by mid-February

International Business Times UK

The Government Imposter Scam Draining Retirement Accounts: Why Older Adults Lost $2.4 Billion

FTC data reveals imposter scam losses among older adults surged 47% in 2024. Some victims emptied entire 401(k) accounts after calls from fake federal agents.

The Guardian - US

House Democrat and Republican to reintroduce ‘click-to-cancel’ bill

Exclusive: Unsubscribe Act, to be reintroduced in the House on Tuesday, would ban complex subscription cancellations

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Call of Duty might just be about to drop on Nintendo Switch 2 according to a new leak

A recent leak suggests that the Call of Duty series is set to arrive on Nintendo Switch 2 in the near future.

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10 Hotel Fees That Are Legal Even If You Never Use the Service

Ever checked out of a hotel and felt like your bill had a few surprises? You’re not alone. Despite new rules requiring upfront disclosure of so-called “junk fees,” many hotels still charge for services you never used—and yes, it’s legal. These charges can quietly inflate your nightly rate by $20…

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Justice Barrett, Trump v. Slaughter, and Presidential Removal Power from 1933 to 1945

President Franklin D. Roosevelt did his best to defend presidential removal power at will notwithstanding the Supreme Court’s lawless decision in Humphrey’s Executor v. United States.

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Justice Barrett, Trump v. Slaughter, and Presidential Removal Power from 1921 to 1933

Every President from 1921 to 1933 successfully defended presidential removal power at will.

The Independent UK

Over 250 million spam numbers have been logged - and nuisance calls just keep increasing, despite federal crackdown

Federal Trade Commission also shared top culprits for unwanted telemarketing calls

TechRadar

Here's how to claim a refund up to $52 from Amazon for its Prime settlement – and how to check if you're eligible for one

The total FTC settlement will total $2.5 billion, so here's how to get your share of the pie.

The Independent UK

Customers say Pepsi and Walmart schemed to raise prices at every store except the big box retailer

The lawsuit alleges that PepsiCo and Walmart suppressed competition and distorted prices for consumers by leveraging their dominant market positions and forcing rival retailers to pay higher wholesale prices while keeping Walmart’s own costs low

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