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• December 22, 2025

  NY's James, 21 Other Dem AGs Say CFPB Defunding Unlawful

  New York Attorney General Letitia James led a coalition of nearly two dozen Democratic attorneys general in claiming the Trump administration's effort to defund the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau is illegal, telling an Oregon federal court Monday the municipalities are statutorily entitled to the CFPB's resources

• December 22, 2025

  FTC Tosses Ban On AI-Fueled Tool For Stifling Innovation

  The Federal Trade Commission on Monday threw out a 2024 order that imposed a ban on an artificial intelligence-powered writing assistance service that allegedly enabled its subscribers to generate false and deceptive online reviews, concluding that the prior directive was inconsistent with the Trump administration's current policy against undermining innovation in the emerging AI field. 

• December 22, 2025

  Black & Decker Delayed Dangerous Defects Reports, Feds Say

  Stanley Black & Decker Inc. knowingly dragged its feet on reporting potential hazardous defects in some of its utility bars and miter saws for years in violation of the Consumer Product Safety Act, according to a suit filed Monday by the U.S. Department of Justice.

• December 22, 2025

  Trump Admin Adds Drones To Nat'l Security Threat List

  The Federal Communications Commission on Monday deemed new foreign-made drones an unacceptable risk to the national security and safety of the country.

• December 22, 2025

  Chicken Cos. Face Injunction, Small Fines For Pollution

  A federal judge hit Tyson Foods, Cargill and other poultry companies with a permanent injunction nearly 16 years after trial for polluting Oklahoma waters with chicken waste, but imposed only a tiny fraction of the $100 million in penalties requested by the state.

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