U.S. Trade Court Rules Trump’s 10% Tariffs Unlawful
A U.S. trade court ruled against tariffs imposed by former President Trump, siding with states and…
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Cyberattack Disrupts Canvas Platform for Thousands of U.S. Schools
A widespread cyberattack on Canvas’ parent company Instructure has disrupted access for thousands of schools nationwide, affecting students’ ability to complete coursework and prompting…
USPS Proposes Allowing Handgun Shipments by Mail for First Time Since 1927
The USPS has proposed a rule to permit mailing handguns, drawing opposition from state attorneys general concerned about gun violence and regulatory impacts
Five U.S. States Monitor Passengers from Cruise Ship with Hantavirus Cases
Health officials in five U.S. states are actively monitoring passengers who left a cruise ship infected with a rare hantavirus strain that can spread…
FTC and Institute to Host Financial Services Workshop in May
The Federal Trade Commission will co-host a public workshop with George Mason University’s Institute for Consumer Financial Choice focusing on recent financial services developments
Study Finds Automation Often Targets Higher-Wage Workers to Cut Costs
Research shows U.S. firms have used automation mainly to replace better-paid workers, significantly contributing to income inequality and limiting productivity gains
Blue Origin’s Moon Lander Cabin Arrives at NASA for Artemis Training
NASA begins astronaut training with Blue Origin’s full-scale lunar lander crew cabin ahead of Artemis missions to the Moon in 2027 and 2028
Apple Settles $250 Million iPhone False Advertising Lawsuit
Apple has agreed to pay $250 million to settle claims of false advertising related to iPhone purchases, allowing eligible buyers to claim refunds
Four Debts That Cannot Garnish Your Social Security Benefits
Social Security benefits are protected from garnishment by most private creditors, including for credit card and medical debts, but some government debts remain collectible
Hantavirus Outbreak Linked to Cruise Ship Sickens Eight, Kills Three
A rare hantavirus strain linked to a Dutch cruise ship has infected at least eight people, with three deaths reported and global health authorities…