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• February 17, 2026

  FTC, States Urged To Halt Meta's Plan For Face ID In Glasses

  A consumer advocacy group is pushing the Federal Trade Commission and nearly a dozen state enforcers to shut down Meta's reported plans to add facial recognition capabilities to its smart glasses, arguing that the feature would pose "a grave risk to privacy, safety and civil liberties."

• February 17, 2026

  States Hit Discovery Roadblocks In HPE Merger Fight With DOJ

  A California federal judge mostly sided with the Justice Department on Tuesday on the latest discovery disputes in state attorneys general's challenge to a DOJ settlement greenlighting Hewlett Packard Enterprise's $14 billion Juniper acquisition, ruling that HPE doesn’t need to reveal who's bidding for divested assets, and refusing to delay deadlines.

• February 17, 2026

  Colo. Utility Advocates Dispute Energy Financing Program

  The Colorado Office of the Utility Consumer Advocate, or UCA, claimed in Colorado state court Friday that a recent decision to approve a tariffed on-bill financing program to help customers purchase energy efficiency upgrades violates state law.

• February 17, 2026

  10th Circ. Won't Revive Dish Investors' 5G Rollout Suit

  The Tenth Circuit on Tuesday declined to revive a proposed class action brought by Dish Network investors claiming the company misled shareholders about the success of its 5G network rollout, finding the district court correctly analyzed the suit's claims and its ruling.

• February 17, 2026

  Judge Rips Drugmakers' Borderline 'Disingenuous' Appeal Bid

  A Connecticut federal judge has rejected generic-drug makers' request for a quick appeal of his ruling denying them summary judgment on states' claims they engaged in an "overarching conspiracy" to fix prices, slamming the request for being borderline "disingenuous," mischaracterizing his reasoning and ignoring direct evidence of alleged wrongdoing.

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