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SPORTS

TikTok to pay $100 million and limit usage for teens in Alabama settlement

Saturday, Sep 26

TikTok agrees to pay Alabama $100 million and implement new safety features for teen users as part of a pre-trial settlement.

HEALTH

Lawsuits Filed Against GLP-1 Drug Makers Over Alleged Vision Loss Risks

Wednesday, Sep 23

Dozens have sued GLP-1 drug makers, claiming medicines like Ozempic and Mounjaro may cause permanent vision loss.

POLITICS

British Columbia files lawsuit against OpenAI over Tumbler Ridge school shooting

Tuesday, Sep 22

British Columbia sues OpenAI for failing to report threats related to a mass shooting at Tumbler Ridge school.

POLITICS

Leon Black Lawsuit Against House Committee Over Epstein Subpoena Sparks Controversy

Friday, Sep 04

Leon Black files a lawsuit against a House committee probing his ties to Jeffrey Epstein, rejecting subpoenas for non-disclosure agreements and facing potential contempt charges.

ECONOMY

FTC and 22 States Sue Amazon for Allegedly Inflating Ad Prices

Tuesday, Sep 01

The FTC and 22 states have filed a lawsuit against Amazon, accusing it of inflating ad prices, impacting millions of customers.

ECONOMY

Sony and Warner Music Sue Anthropic for Copyright Infringement in AI Training

Tuesday, Sep 01

Sony Music and Warner Music have filed a lawsuit against Anthropic for allegedly using copyrighted songs to train its AI system.

WORLD NEWS

Widow of British man who died in turbulence sues Singapore Airlines for damages

Sunday, Aug 30

Linda Kitchen sues Singapore Airlines after her husband died and she was injured during severe turbulence on flight SQ321.

ECONOMY

Walmart Settles Opioid Lawsuit with U.S. Government

Saturday, Aug 29

Walmart has settled a lawsuit with the U.S. government over its handling of opioid prescriptions amidst a nationwide epidemic.

WORLD NEWS

Democratic States Challenge Trump’s Mail-in Voting Restrictions Amid Legal Turmoil

Wednesday, Aug 26

Democratic-led states renew legal challenges against Trump's mail-in voting restrictions ahead of November elections as federal judge lifts obstacles.