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• April 29, 2025

  Judge Mulls If Google Could Still Vie To Be Default Search

  A D.C. federal judge probed potential middle grounds Tuesday for how to give Google's search engine rivals a leg up against the company's monopoly, asking how to avoid a "duopoly" with Microsoft and if Google might be permitted to continue paying browsers and phonemakers for default placement.

• April 29, 2025

  Gore-Tex Maker Seeks Dismissal Of PFAS Suit

  The company behind the waterproof fabric brand Gore-Tex urged a Washington federal court to dismiss a lawsuit accusing it of manufacturing with toxic forever chemicals while also "greenwashing" its image, arguing that the buyers, who did not actually test their garments, provide no proof that the clothing they bought contains these substances.

• April 29, 2025

  Watchdog Will Probe Trump Admin's Push To Shrink CFPB

  The U.S. Government Accountability Office will look into whether the Trump administration's aggressive downsizing efforts have rendered the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau unfit for duty, agreeing to a review sought by Democratic lawmakers.

• April 29, 2025

  Mich. AG Says Roku Breached Children's Data Privacy

  The Michigan Department of Attorney General sued Roku in federal court Tuesday, accusing the streaming platform of illegally collecting the data and personal information of its underage users and sharing it with third parties without parental consent or the notice required by law.

• April 29, 2025

  Trump Can't Reorganize Gov't Without Congress, Groups Say

  President Donald Trump lacks the power to reorganize the executive branch and push for mass terminations of workers when Congress hasn't given its blessing, unions and other groups argued in a complaint to a California federal court.

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