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  • October 23, 2026

    Feds Urged To Nix Bank Examiner Limits Over AI Cyber Risks

    The Senate Banking Committee's top Democrat called Friday for federal banking regulators to scrap recent policies that raise the bar for issuing and escalating supervisory criticism at banks, warning they could obstruct oversight needed to stay ahead of rising artifical intelligence-enabled risks.

  • October 23, 2026

    NetChoice Seeks To Halt Calif. Social Media Warning Law

    Tech trade group NetChoice is pressing a California federal court to strike down a state law that will soon require social media platforms to display mental health warning labels, arguing that the mandate violates the "bedrock" constitutional prohibition on forcing services to "act as a mouthpiece" for the government.

  • October 23, 2026

    'Millennial VC' Loses New Trial Bid Over Alleged Atty Failure

    A California federal judge on Thursday denied convicted self-described "millennial" venture capitalist Michael Rothenberg's latest new trial bid, rejecting his argument that his prior counsel's failure to consult a forensic accountant undermined his defense nearly three years after a jury found him guilty of money laundering and fraud.

  • October 23, 2026

    5th Circ. Revives Facebook Users' Eyemart Wiretap Suit

    The Fifth Circuit on Friday revived a group of Facebook users' proposed class action accusing Eyemart Express LLC of disclosing their HIPAA-protected information to Meta without their consent, saying in a published opinion that Eyemart and a district court had read the statutory definition of individually identifiable health information too narrowly.

  • October 23, 2026

    Monolithic Execs' Trading Plans Can't Sink Investor Fraud Suit

    A Monolithic Power Systems Inc. shareholder's proposed class action accusing the semiconductor firm of lying to investors about product defects and its relationship with Nvidia Corp. will move forward following a Washington federal judge's denial of the company's bid for a favorable judgment in the case.

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