$5,000 Stimulus Checks Approved? Here’s What You Need to Know About Eligibility!

Stimulus Checks of Up to $5,000

A new proposal for stimulus payments of up to $5,000 is making waves, promising much-needed relief to certain American taxpayers. However, not everyone will qualify for this significant payout. The initiative, known as the DOGE Dividend, is part of an effort to return government savings to taxpayers, but its eligibility criteria make it quite different … Read more

AI-Enhanced Traffic Cameras Introduced in the UK to Monitor Speed, Seatbelts & Phone Use

AI-Enhanced Traffic Cameras Introduced in the UK to Monitor Speed, Seatbelts & Phone Use

The UK is rolling out new AI-powered speed cameras capable of looking inside vehicles to detect road violations, and thousands of motorists have already been fined. These high-tech cameras, developed by Australian firm Acusensus, can automatically identify drivers using mobile phones, not wearing seatbelts, and breaking speed limits. Trials have already been conducted in Manchester, … Read more

8 Rare Coins That Turned Ordinary Collectors into Millionaires!

8 Rare Coins That Turned Ordinary Collectors into Millionaires!

For centuries, rare coins have fascinated collectors, with some pieces fetching millions at auctions. These coins are prized for their historical significance, limited availability, and unique craftsmanship. If you’re a coin enthusiast or just curious about the world of numismatics, here’s a look at eight rare coins that are highly coveted and worth thousands—or even … Read more

Everlywell & Natalist Face $5M Class Action Over Data Tracking – Claim Your Compensation Now

Everlywell & Natalist Face $5M Class Action Over Data Tracking

Everlywell and Natalist, two major at-home health testing companies, have reached a $5 million class action settlement after being accused of illegally tracking user data. The lawsuit alleged that these companies used Meta (Facebook) and Google tracking pixels on their websites to collect and share users’ personal information without proper consent. The plaintiffs argued that this practice violated consumer privacy laws, including: … Read more

DSW Reaches $4.42M Settlement in TCPA Case Alleging Unwanted Marketing Text Messages

$4.42M DSW TCPA class action settlement

Designer Brands Inc. and its subsidiary, DSW Shoe Warehouse Inc., have agreed to a $4.42 million settlement to resolve allegations that they violated the Telephone Consumer Protection Act (TCPA) by sending unsolicited marketing text messages to individuals who had previously opted out of such communications. The TCPA is a federal law designed to protect consumers … Read more

Stanley Steemer Reaches $700,000 Data Breach Settlement After Customer and Employee Data Exposed

Stanley Steemer Reaches $700,000 Data Breach Settlement After Customer and Employee Data Exposed

In November 2023, Stanley Steemer International, Inc., a well-known cleaning services company, reported a major data breach that exposed the personal information of approximately 66,978 individuals. The breach, which occurred between February 10 and March 6, 2023, resulted in unauthorized access to sensitive data, including: The breach raised concerns about Stanley Steemer’s cybersecurity measures, leading … Read more

T-Mobile’s $350M Data Breach Settlement: How to Claim Your Compensation This April

T-Mobile’s $350M Data Breach Settlement

T-Mobile customers who were affected by a major data breach in 2021 will begin receiving payments from a $350 million class-action settlement starting in April 2025. The telecommunications giant agreed to the settlement without admitting wrongdoing after a lawsuit alleged that the company failed to implement strong cybersecurity measures, exposing the personal data of millions … Read more

Why New York’s Latest Pipeline Approval is Stirring Controversy Among Climate Advocates

New York approved a major gas pipeline expansion

New York State has approved the Iroquois Pipeline’s Enhancement by Compression (ExC) project, an expansion initiative aimed at increasing natural gas flow into New York City and southern Connecticut. While proponents argue it is necessary for maintaining energy reliability, critics warn that the decision contradicts the state’s Climate Leadership and Community Protection Act (CLCPA) and … Read more

Elon Musk Launches Appeal to Reinstate $56 Billion Tesla Pay Package After Court Ruling

Musk launches appeal to restore $56 billion Tesla payday

Tesla CEO Elon Musk has officially launched an appeal against the Delaware court’s decision to void his $56 billion compensation package. The ruling, which was made in January 2024, rejected Musk’s 2018 pay agreement on the grounds of unfair corporate governance. The billionaire is now fighting to reinstate the package, arguing that the court’s decision … Read more

Social Security Reverses Course on Phone Service Cuts After Public Backlash

Social Security Reverses Course on Phone Service Cuts After Public Backlash

The Social Security Administration (SSA) has reversed its plan to cut several phone-based services after widespread criticism from the public and advocacy groups. The proposed changes, which were first reported in early March 2025, would have restricted telephone assistance for claims processing and direct-deposit transactions. While SSA cited fraud prevention as the reason for the … Read more