Cigna's CEO Told Congress AI Never Denies
A federal judge already described how it works: an algorithm deciding, 1.2 seconds a claim.
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The FTC Borrowed CVS's Own Savings Number
Ferguson said 'billions in real savings.' Reporters turned that into $13 billion, a third of it CVS's own math.
Ford Paid Its CEO a Record to Undo His Cuts
The AI-first cuts pushed one quality number the wrong way. His bonus rides on that number.
Hide the Fee, 75% Pay. Show It, 15%.
Hopper's own A/B test, now in an FTC complaint, shows what hiding a checkout fee was worth.
Senators Bought Alphabet the Day Altman Testified
Moran sold 384 days later, a week before Congress reopened the AI fight. All of it legal.
A 3% Stake Put Duke's Name on 16 Hospitals
Apollo owns the other 97%. No law requires your hospital to say if it runs the same way.
The $8 Late-Fee Cap Nobody Deleted
A judge killed the CFPB's rule in April 2025. Issuers can charge $41; the code still says $8.
The $100M Deal to Stop Competing
Zillow and Redfin called it a partnership. The contract they signed says otherwise.
Any Cop in Ohio Can Pull Your Plate History
Columbus's own audit found up to 15,577 possible immigration searches on its Flock cameras.
Your Bill Rose $7.48 the Day Data Centers 'Paid'
The pitch was data centers paying their share; PPL owns 51% of the venture powering them.
Zero Trades in 2025, Then Six in Three Days
The filing took five weeks to surface, and that's the system working as designed.
Polymarket Paid to Fake Winning Bets
The staged clips pulled 140 million views. The real winners had classified intel.
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The Nursing Home Law That Waits Until 2028
Its owner spent the gap trying to buy the bankrupt chain back from himself, lawsuits erased.
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The plate camera that reads your AirPods
For a decade, plate cameras needed no warrant thanks to one legal theory. This patent breaks it.
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DOJ Cleared Its Own FBI Director in Two Days
A six-figure stake in an FBI vendor, disclosed 141 days past the legal deadline.
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One Filing in 25 Years Blames AI for Layoffs
Oracle cut 21,000 jobs and spent $55.7B on AI hardware the same year. The chipmaker selling it calls the layoff story 'lazy.'
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$25K and One Word Bought Your Clinic Visits
The FTC spent four years suing to stop it. Whoever already bought the feed keeps it.
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75% to a Trump LLC. Filing: no conflicts.
The comptroller reviewing it owes his job to the president whose family banks the revenue.
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Your Grocery Store Works for the Police Now
They send the wanted photos. The store scans every face that walks in. No warrant needed.
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Your Resume Got Rejected by an Agent
A federal judge just ruled the company screening your job application can be sued for it.
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$1M a Patient for Bandages, Then a $5M Donation
Wound bandages on hospice patients, billed at a 2,000% markup. The fix got delayed a year.
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The Tracker Microsoft Said Didn't Exist
It reads your office WiFi and tells coworkers you're in. Your admin can switch it on today.
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The 'Privacy' Bill That Deletes Your Right to Sue
Twenty state laws gone, retention limits gone. A lobby coalition wrote the demands.
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UHC Billed for Daily Nurses 9 in 10 Never Got
Massachusetts checked 88,696 assessments. The billing records didn't match the paperwork.