Legal & Regulatory

Donald Trump Campaigns For President In Georgia Ahead Of November

Trump's New Health Secretary, RFK Jr. Promises to Reform FDA and Clash With Big Pharma if Necessary

After dropping out of the presidential race, RFK Jr. vows to overhaul the FDA as Trump's Health Secretary, challenging Big Pharma's influence on public health policies.


US Hacker Gets 5-Year Prison Sentence Over Record-Breaking $4.5 Billion Bitcoin Theft

A US hacker and his wife were convicted of laundering $4.5B in Bitcoin stolen from the 2016 Bitfinex hack, using fake identities, crypto swaps, and gold purchases.

UBS Under US Investigation for Handling Russian Client Funds After Taking Over Credit Suisse

UBS is under US investigation for handling Russian client funds from Credit Suisse, prompting US authorities to review accounts for potential sanctions violations.

Shell No Longer Required to Cut Emissions by 45% After Winning Appeal in Dutch Court Ruling

Shell successfully appeals a 2021 ruling, avoiding a requirement to reduce its emissions by 45% by 2030, marking a setback for climate activists.


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Bitcoin Surges To New Record Highs On Trump Victory
CEO Dean Skurka of WonderFi, Canada's largest crypto company, was kidnapped in Toronto on Wednesday with suspects demanding a 1 million Canadian dollar ransom.
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A New York man, accused of fraud for living rent-free in the New Yorker Hotel, has been deemed unfit to stand trial and may face court-mandated psychiatric care.
Athens Package Bombers Target Angela Merkel
European courier services face mystery parcel fires linked to Russian operatives aiming to disrupt flights to the US and Canada.
President Biden Signs Bill Forcing The Sale Of TikTok
Seven French families are suing TikTok, claiming harmful content led to two suicides among minors.
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India's largest newswire, ANI, is pursuing a $237,000 defamation lawsuit against the Wikimedia Foundation over alleged harmful claims posted on its page.
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The Indonesian government ensures that 50,000 Sritex employees will not lose their jobs despite the company's bankruptcy.
E. Coli Outbreak Forces McDonald's to Pull Out Quarter Pounder
McDonald's pulled fresh onions and Quarter Pounders in 20% of US locations, after E. coli outbreak hospitalizes 49 and kills one.
Former Abercrombie & Fitch CEO Mike Jeffries Charged
Former Abercrombie CEO Mike Jeffries faces 16 charges tied to an alleged international sex trafficking scheme during his tenure.
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Eli Lilly is suing medical spas and vendors for selling unapproved, fake weight-loss products containing their active ingredient, tirzepatide.
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80% of toys sold online in Europe, including on Amazon, fail to meet safety standards, prompting calls for greater accountability from online marketplaces.
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