T-Mobile customers awaiting compensation from the company’s massive 2021 data breach settlement will need to wait just a little longer. Originally scheduled for distribution in April 2025, the payments have now been postponed to May. “All court proceedings are now complete,” according to the settlement administrator. “The distribution of settlement payments is currently being finalized. Continue reading
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Data Breach at Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Illinois Potentially Exposes Information of Over 9,000 Individuals
Growing Concerns as Health Insurer Reports Security Breach More than 9,300 individuals may have had their sensitive personal information exposed due to a data breach at Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Illinois, the state’s largest health insurer. The company confirmed the incident in a public notice posted on its website. The breach, which occurred Continue reading
GM’s 3800 Engine Still Boasts a Loyal Fanbase Here’s Why
The Forgotten Legend: GM’s 3800 V6 Engine When people talk about legendary General Motors engines, the small-block Chevy V8 rightfully dominates the conversation. After all, with over 100 million produced since its debut in 1955 — including modern iterations like the LT1 and LS — it’s hard to argue against its legacy. But quietly powering Continue reading
Apple Juice Recalled in 28 States Over Possible Toxic Contamination
Why Martinelli’s Apple Juice Is Being Recalled A major recall has been issued for a popular brand of apple juice after concerns emerged over potential contamination with a toxic mold byproduct. On April 22, 2025, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) classified the recall of S. Martinelli & Co. apple juice as a Class Continue reading
Sutter Health Agrees to Nearly $230 Million Settlement in Class-Action Antitrust Lawsuit
Northern California Health Giant Settles Decade-Long Lawsuit Alleging Anticompetitive Practices Sutter Health, one of Northern California’s largest and most influential health systems, has agreed to a $228.5 million settlement to resolve a long-running federal class-action lawsuit. The case, initially filed in 2012, accused Sutter of engaging in anticompetitive practices that led to higher health insurance Continue reading
These 11 Countries Will Stop Accepting the US Dollar in 2025 Use It Before It’s Too Late
For nearly a century, the US dollar has been the undisputed ruler of global trade. Since World War II, it has served not only as the primary medium for international transactions but also as the world’s dominant reserve currency. From crude oil and raw materials to foreign exchange reserves, the world revolved around the greenback. Continue reading
URGENT Drivers Must Act Now to Claim Share of $290M Settlement No Proof Required for Payout
Uber drivers in New York may be entitled to a payout from a massive $290 million class-action settlement, and surprisingly, no proof or documentation is required to make a claim. If you drove for Uber in New York during a specific period, you could soon receive compensation — but time is limited. Who Is Eligible Continue reading
Great News New USDA Guidelines Expand SNAP Voucher Access for People Earning Up to $3,000 Monthly
When it comes to government assistance, particularly SNAP (formerly known as food stamps), there’s a lot of confusion about who qualifies—especially around income. If you’re earning around $3,000 a month, you might assume you’re ineligible. But in reality, it’s not that simple. The Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program has a range of criteria, and income is Continue reading
Farewell, Ford Over 105,000 SUVs Recalled Due to Faulty Seatbelts That May Raise Injury Risk See Which Models Are Impacted
Ford has issued an urgent recall affecting more than 105,000 vehicles in the U.S., citing a critical issue with front seat belts that could significantly increase the risk of injury in an accident. The models impacted include the 2018–2020 Ford Expedition and Lincoln Navigator, two of the brand’s most popular full-size SUVs. The issue has Continue reading
U.S. Dollar Strengthens as Michigan Consumer Sentiment Surpasses Expectations Impact on EUR/USD, GBP/USD, USD/CAD, and USD/JPY
U.S. Dollar Rises After Michigan Sentiment Beat Expectations The U.S. Dollar showed resilience ahead of the weekend, gaining modest ground following the release of a stronger-than-expected Michigan Consumer Sentiment report. The index dipped from 57.0 in March to 52.2 in April, but still topped analyst forecasts of 50.8 — giving the greenback a slight boost. Continue reading