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Google Says It Did Nothing Wrong — Pays $1.4 Billion Anyway
Google has settled a privacy case for $1.4 billion despite claiming it did nothing wrong. This one took place in Texas.
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Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton Triumphs with Record $1.37 Billion Privacy Settlement from Google
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton secures a $1.375 billion settlement with Google for data privacy violations, marking the ...
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NATIONAL BRIEFS: Trump trade war faces legal challenge as businesses, states argue his tariffs exceeded his power
Trump trade war faces legal challenge as businesses, states argue his tariffs exceeded his power. President Donald Trump is waging a trade war without getting approval ...
Paxton: General Mills in violation of Texas law over artificial dyes, false advertising
Texas attorney general Ken Paxton said in a news release he is taking “action” against General Mills over the company ...
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Texas AG Ken Paxton to launch investigation of General Mills on food dye use
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton is planning an investigation into General Mills, claiming that its cereals for children are ...
FDA seeks to remove fluoride supplements used to protect children’s teeth
The products targeted by the FDA are sometimes recommended for children and teens at increased risk of tooth decay or ...
Golden swords and Arabian horses: Saudi Arabia's crown prince gives Trump a lavish royal welcome
Although Trump recently attended the funeral of Pope Francis in Rome, Saudi Arabia was originally intended to be his initial ...
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FDA and RFK Jr. aim to remove fluoride supplements used to protect kids’ teeth
U.S. health regulators announced plans Tuesday to phase out fluoride-containing supplements sometimes used to strengthen ...