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• January 06, 2026

  Texas Court Reverses Halt On Samsung's TV Data Collection

  A Texas state judge Tuesday lifted his temporary block on Samsung deploying technology that the state's attorney general has alleged the television maker is using to unlawfully spy on viewers and harvest their data.

• January 06, 2026

  5th Circ. Pushes FDA On 'De Facto' Vape Marketing Ban

  A Fifth Circuit panel seemed leery of the U.S. Food and Drug Administration's claim that it had no de facto ban in place for flavored refillable e-cigarette products, saying Tuesday that denying hundreds of thousands of applications seemed an awful lot like a ban.

• January 06, 2026

  Ex-EEOC Officials Decry Harassment Guidance Rollback

  A group of former top officials at the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission and U.S. Department of Labor on Tuesday issued a statement criticizing the Trump administration's proposed elimination of guidance on workplace harassment, saying it's an attack on the LGBTQ community and strays from U.S. Supreme Court precedent.

• January 06, 2026

  Amazon Nears Deal With Flex Drivers In Tip Skimming Suit

  Amazon and a group of Flex delivery drivers told a Seattle federal judge Tuesday they've reached an agreement in principle to resolve a 2021 putative class action accusing the e-commerce giant of withholding tips, prompting the court to pause the case pending a final settlement.

• January 06, 2026

  Feds Sue Calif. Cities To Extinguish Natural Gas Bans

  The Trump administration is going after two cities in California over building codes that ban natural gas infrastructure in newly constructed buildings, alleging in a lawsuit Monday that these local rules "impose crushing costs" on Californians and run afoul of federal law.

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