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  • October 26, 2026

    Pa. Panel Revives Clarks Website Visitor's Wiretap Suit

    A Pennsylvania appellate court has reversed the toss of a proposed class action accusing shoe retailer Clarks of violating the state's wiretap law by sharing website visitors' information with a third-party analytics provider, finding that it wasn't clear whether consumers had adequate notice of the company's data practices.

  • October 26, 2026

    Google Says DOJ Overreaching With Proposed Antitrust Fixes

    Google has told a D.C. federal court that the U.S. Department of Justice and state enforcers are trying to force it into unreasonable antitrust measures that go beyond what the court imagined when it handed down its remedies order in the monopolization suit.

  • October 26, 2026

    Meta Docs Reveal Plan To Discredit Teen-Harm Critic Haidt

    Meta internally set a goal to "get the academic community to disavow" and "turn against" professor Jonathan Haidt, who has linked social media use to mental health decline, as it in-house rebuffed internal efforts to study social media's impact on teen health, according to recently unredacted documents filed publicly Friday.

  • October 26, 2026

    Colo. AI Rules Face Calls For Longer Compliance Window

    Business groups across the tech, banking and other industries pushed Colorado's attorney general Monday to revisit his proposed rules for the use of artificial intelligence to make consequential decisions and to fuel chatbots in order to address concerns such as their potential conflict with existing laws and the tight window for implementation.

  • October 26, 2026

    DOJ Says US Can Ax NAACP Suit Over X.AI Pollution

    The federal government continued to argue that it can dismiss a NAACP citizen suit alleging X.AI Corp. unlawfully installed dozens of polluting gas turbines to power a data center days after a Mississippi federal judge found no support for such an assertion.

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