AT&T disclosed a major data breach in 2022 that affected the call and text records of nearly all its mobile users over a six-month period. This is considered one of the largest breaches of private communications data.
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Poland Inches Into War Footing as It Allots 5% of 2025 GDP on Defense
Polish Foreign Minister Radoslaw Sikorski announced that it was planning to spend 5% of its gross domestic product on defense by 2025.
Disney's Internal Messages Hacked by Artist Rights Group to Protest AI Use
Hacktivist group Nullbulge claimed responsibility for Disney's data breach, which involved leaked internal messages advocating artists' rights amid criticism of Disney's AI use and artist contracts.
UK's Electoral Commission Reveals Labour's Nearly Fivefold Donation Increase After Election Win
The UK’s Electoral Commission revealed that the Labour Party, which won a landslide victory in this month’s general election, received almost five times as much campaign donation money as the Conservative Party.
OpenAI Whistleblowers Urge SEC to Investigate 'Restrictive' NDAs
Whistleblowers urge the SEC to investigate OpenAI’s overly restrictive non-disclosure agreements, which block important employee disclosures for regulatory oversight.
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The British Groceries Code Adjudicator demanded Amazon to take “swift and comprehensive action” to improve its compliance with industry regulations regarding supplier protection or face a formal investigation.
Donald Trump's legal team is seeking to overturn his conviction related to hush money payments.
The families of two construction workers killed in the Boise airport hangar collapse are suing several companies involved in the project, alleging reckless construction practices and the use of inappropriate materials.
Marathon Oil was fined $241.5 million for air quality violations at its Fort Berthold Indian Reservation oil and gas plants.
Dollar General has agreed to pay a $12 million fine and implement enhanced safety measures across its nationwide retail stores following a settlement with the US Department of Labor.
Microsoft allegedly shut down accounts of Palestinians abroad, making them unable to connect to online services, including Skype, for communication with Gaza.
The IRS has successfully collected $1 billion in back taxes from high-wealth taxpayers under Biden's economic package, aiming to enhance tax fairness and compliance while facing potential budget cuts from Republicans.
The US Federal Trade Commission (FTC) is reportedly filing a lawsuit against the three biggest prescription drug middlemen over insulin prices.
As UK IPOs declined, the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has proposed new regulations for stock market listings.
