Legal & Regulatory

Biden Administration Announces New Federal Rules: Airlines Required to Automatically Give Refunds for Delayed, Canceled Flights

The new rules oblige airlines to provide refunds automatically, eliminating the need for passengers to request them explicitly.


Tesla Shareholder Asks Judge to Prevent Elon Musk From Moving Pay Fight to Texas to Evade Delaware Ruling

A Tesla shareholder who successfully challenged CEO Elon Musk's massive pay package is seeking court intervention again to prevent the company from evading a Delaware court ruling...

TikTok Voluntarily Suspends New App's Task and Reward Program After EU Regulators Express Concern Over Addictive Effects Among Young Users

TikTok plans to take down a feature that incentivizes app users in France and Spain to watch videos, following regulatory scrutiny from the European Commission...

'We Aren't Going Anywhere' TikTok CEO Vows to Fight Against Looming US Ban

TikTok CEO Shou Zi Chew is confident that US legislators won't successfully ban TikTok in the country, following a newly approved bill that gives the app 270 days to change ownership or face ban...


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Hollywood Studios Want to Block Pirate Sites as More People Pirate Movies Due to High Streaming Prices
As streaming prices surge, Hollywood urges Congress to reintroduce failed anti-piracy law amid rising concerns about video piracy, proposing ISP site-blocking measures similar to SOPA despite past fre
Biden-Backed Labor Watchdog Sued By Amazon, SpaceX, and Starbucks Over 'Unconstitutional' Labor Laws
Biden's National Labor Relations Board's top lawyer vows to resist legal challenges from corporate giants like Amazon, Starbucks, and SpaceX, accusing them of retaliating against the agency's efforts
Biden Administration Implements Nationwide Restrictions on Toxic Chemicals in Drinking Water
The Biden administration has enacted the first-ever nationwide restrictions on toxic PFAS in drinking water, requiring water utilities to reduce PFAS levels to the lowest measurable amount to address
Switzerland Creates 'Too Big to Fail' Rules to Make Banks Safer Following Credit Suisse Collapse
Switzerland presented proposals for UBS, along with three other systemically relevant banks, to protect the country from a recurrence of the Credit Suisse collapse experienced last year.
UK to Spend Over £55 Million to Improve Facial Recognition Systems to Stop Shoplifting
The UK government is investing £55.5 million ($70 million) to improve facial recognition technology as part of a crackdown on shoplifting.
Elon Musk Admits X Alter Accounts Amidst Defamation Lawsuit, Says He Roleplays as His Toddler
During the defamation lawsuit against him, Elon Musk admitted using alternative accounts and confirmed pretending to be his toddler.
Florida Woman Aimee Harris, Who Stole Ashley Biden's Diary and Sold It for $40,000, Gets Month in Prison
A Florida woman has been sentenced to one month in prison for stealing Ashley Biden's diary and selling it to a conservative news website for $40,000 before the 2020 election.
AI Transparency Bill: Artificial Intelligence Companies Urged to Reveal Use of Copyrighted Material for Generative Tools
With the increasing integration of generative artificial intelligence tools into the entertainment sector, a bill was endorsed to mandate AI companies to be more transparent.
FAA Now Investigating Boeing Whistleblower's Safety Concerns in 787, 777 Jet Production
FAA probes Boeing's 787 and 777 production amid whistleblower's safety concerns. Allegations include engineering flaws and assembly shortcuts.
The US Railway Norfolk Southern to Pay $600M After Train Accident in Ohio
Norfolk Southern agreed to a $600 million settlement for an Eastern Ohio train accident in February 2023. The accident derailed about 50 cars, leading to the evacuation of 1,500 to 2,000 residents.
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