Netflix’s basic $9.99 ad-free plan is “no longer available for new or rejoining members,” but current customers can remain on the plan.
Author: Bailey Schulz, USA TODAY
UPS on strike: How will Amazon deliveries be affected if UPS Teamsters union halts work?
Amazon doesn’t expect a significant impact on deliveries, but experts warn that some rural customers could face delays if UPS workers strike.
FTC opens investigation into ChatGPT company OpenAI over inaccuracies, data protection
In a 20-page civil investigative demand letter, the FTC said it is looking into whether the company put users’ data and reputation at risk.
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Tax prep firms like H&R Block shared taxpayer data with Facebook and Google, lawmakers say
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Bank of America to pay $250M in fines, customer refunds over junk fees, fake accounts
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Baby food brands contain ‘concerning’ levels of heavy metals. Homemade may not be better.
Consumption of heavy metals in the developmental stage has been shown to increase the risk of developmental and health problems.
What Supreme Court Groff v. DeJoy decision on religious accommodations means for employees
The court made clear that employers should accommodate employees’ religious accommodation requests unless they result in substantial increased costs.
Homeowners’ insurance costs are going up amid climate change. Here’s how to lower yours.
Florida and Texas saw home insurance premiums increase 57% and 40%, respectively, since 2015, while average rates nationwide increased roughly 21%.