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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…

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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

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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.

International Business Times UK

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

The Guardian - US

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.

TechRadar

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.

Reason

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

The Independent UK

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.

TechRadar

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

The Independent UK

Amazon is cutting checks to millions of customers as part of a $2.5 billion FTC settlement. Here's who qualifies and how to get paid

The $2.5 billion package ranks among the largest enforcement actions in the agency’s history.

Fortune

Mark Cuban on the $38 trillion national debt and the absurdity of U.S. healthcare: we wouldn't pay for potato chips like this

"Can you imagine if a Pringles distributor paid full retail to Pringles and then sold to grocery stores for full retail, and then the grocery stores had to wait for a rebate?"

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4 Get Rich Quick Schemes That Went Horribly Wrong

Explore four get rich quick schemes that went horribly wrong and the costly lessons behind these failed money-making plans.

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10 New Text Message Scams That Look 100% Real

Getting a convincing text used to be rare, but now it’s normal to see messages that look like they came from your bank, a delivery...

Tom’s Hardware

Nvidia gives Intel a lifeline with $5 billion common stock deal — September deal gets FTC approval for more than 217.4 million Intel shares at $23.28 per share

Intel has officially sold over 217 million of its common stock to Nvidia in a historic equity investment worth $5 billion. The stake was originally announced in September, after the U.S. government had invested its own $8.9 billion into Intel. Following FTC approvals in early December, the sale has now…

MarketBeat

NVIDIA’s $20B Groq Deal Is a Warning Shot to AI Rivals

NVIDIA fortified its long-term competitive moat by acquiring the fastest chip technology available to dominate the next phase of artificial intelligence growth.

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Mamdani Needs a Maximalist Vision of Mayoral Power To Achieve His Goals. Lina Khan Has a Plan.

As one of Mamdani's top advisers, Khan has been making a list of all the "authorities that the mayor can unilaterally deploy."

The Independent UK

Three men arrested in $14 million gift card scheme where they stole from 10 stores a day for months, officials say

The suspects were accused of gift card cloning, which involves stealing money loaded onto gift cards after shoppers buy them

Reason

A Bipartisan Push to Revive a 1930s Law Could Make Grocery Prices Even Higher

If the government revives the Robinson-Patman Act to force suppliers into charging small and large retailers the same price for vastly different quantities of the same product, that will mean higher prices.

MarketBeat

Instacart’s Pricing Tests Spark Backlash... But Investors Didn't Care

Following Instacart’s penalty for unlawful surveillance pricing, the stock immediately bounced back as investors focused on the company’s long-term potential.

Barchart

Instacart Is Under Investigation. Should You Buy the Dip in CART Stock?

With Instacart facing intense regulatory scrutiny, is this dip a buying opportunity or a warning sign to stay on the sidelines?

International Business Times

Instacart Agrees to $60 Million Refund to Customers Over Hidden Fees and Misleading Marketing

Instacart will refund $60 million after the FTC found the company misled shoppers with hidden fees, unclear subscriptions, and misleading delivery promises.

Reason

Firings, and Tariffs, and Trump, Oh My!

Justices Barrett and Kavanaugh are still chewing over Justice Gorsuch's questions from the tariffs case.

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