TL;DR A Las Vegas-owned company, Alliance Cloud Services, LLC, runs a 30-megawatt AI and Bitcoin-mining data center in Dowagiac, Michigan, and residents living within a mile say its cooling fans and diesel generators never stop screaming, 24 hours a day,…
TL;DR A federal class action filed May 27, 2026 accuses Racconto (ALM Distributors, LLC) and grocery chain Jewel-Osco of selling “Extra Virgin Olive Oil” that lab testing shows is adulterated with rapeseed oil (canola) or other refined oils. An International…
Tesla Sold “Full Self-Driving” It Knew Its Cars Could Never Deliver TL;DR A class action filed June 4, 2026 (Case No. 4:26-cv-05350-KAW) alleges Tesla charged consumers up to $15,000 for “Full Self-Driving Capability” on cars whose hardware could never support…
TL;DR C-Plant Federal Credit Union agreed to pay $1,050,000 to settle a Kentucky class action alleging it charged overdraft fees on debit card purchases that were approved when the account had enough money in it. The lawsuit, Teofilo v. C-Plant…
TL;DR Four drivers are suing Subaru of America and Subaru Corporation in a federal class action, alleging that a wide range of 2019 to 2025 vehicles carry a hidden electrical defect that quietly drains the battery even when the car…
TL;DR Jason Slawson, a top-tier “Platinum” DoorDash driver with over 4,700 deliveries and a 99-percent completion rate, was silently deactivated in the middle of the night with no warning, no evidence, and no real explanation. Seattle’s App-Based Worker Deactivation Rights…
TL;DR A California class action filed June 24, 2026 accuses Apple of selling Safari as a privacy fortress while the browser leaks identifying data to third-party trackers who use “fingerprinting” to follow users across the web. Apple’s headline promise. that…
TL;DR Six named consumers filed a federal class action on May 28, 2026, accusing Royo Bread Co. Inc. of printing calorie counts on its “keto-friendly” bagels and breads that are impossible under basic USDA nutrition math. The lawsuit says Royo’s…
TL;DR Atrium Health, a public hospital authority in Charlotte, North Carolina, ran third-party tracking pixels from Meta and Google on its website and patient portal, allegedly leaking patient health-related information to those tech companies. The alleged tracking on the patient…
EPA Violation: US Plating Corporation TL;DR US Plating Corporation in Chicago stored hazardous electroplating sludge for 213 days, exceeding the legal 180-day limit for small generators. The facility accumulated over 6,400 kilograms of waste, breaching the 6,000-kilogram cap that would…