Misleading AI-generated doctors pose ‘huge danger to public safety’
Social media platforms are facing scrutiny as hyper-realistic, AI-generated 'doctors' and wellness influencers proliferate, promoting potentially harmful advice.
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Social media platforms are facing scrutiny as hyper-realistic, AI-generated 'doctors' and wellness influencers proliferate, promoting potentially harmful advice.
eBay’s multi‑million‑dollar settlement ends a bizarre harassment case that shocked consumers and marketers alike
Lawmakers are scrutinizing the leadership and financial impact of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau following a report on Trump-era policy changes.
Cash App agrees to $45M settlement as states allege fraud protections failed users
Block Inc., the parent company of Cash App, has reached a $45 million multistate settlement regarding fraud protections and business practices.
New York City is implementing new consumer protection rules requiring a 'click-to-cancel' mechanism for subscription services and a ban on junk fees.
Legal and safety experts are highlighting a surge in hazardous counterfeit air-bag parts infiltrating the U.S. automotive market.
California has enacted legislation to replace 'sell by' labels on food packaging in a move aimed at reducing statewide food waste.
Supreme Court ruling strips states’ power to shield consumers from corporate liability when federal agencies fail to act
California has enacted a new law banning 'sell by' food labels to reduce consumer confusion and decrease food waste.
Multiple egg producers have agreed to a $3.3 million settlement and 53 million egg donation to resolve allegations of a multi-state price-fixing scheme.
Only a fraction of sunscreens pass new safety benchmarks, raising alarms as summer heat intensifies globally
World Cup fans stranded as StubHub ticket cancellations spark outrage and regulatory scrutiny
World Cup attendees report widespread ticket non-delivery, prompting calls for investigations and legal action against resellers.