A provision in the 2025 tax and spending law is about to change who pays for food stamp benefits, and the U.S. Department of Agriculture confirmed in June 2026 the shift lands on most states “in most cases, as soon as Oct. 1, 2027.” The obligation comes from Section 10105 of the One Big Beautiful […]
Read MoreA provision in the 2025 tax and spending law is about to change who pays for food stamp benefits, and the U.S. Department of Agriculture confirmed in June 2026 the shift lands on most states “in most cases, as soon as Oct. 1, 2027.” The obligation comes from Section 10105 of the One Big Beautiful […]
Read MoreA federal court this week approved a revised order in the Federal Trade Commission’s Amazon Prime settlement, widening a refund…
A federal court this week approved a revised order in the Federal Trade Commission’s Amazon Prime settlement, widening a refund…
Missing the 90-day cash-by window on a Federal Trade Commission settlement check can mean losing the money entirely, according to the deadline printed on the...
The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau lists 28 enforcement cases as still active on its payments-by-case tracker, spanning a student-loan servicer, several debt-relief and credit-repair operators,...
The Federal Trade Commission has called a public roundtable for September 29, 2026, aimed squarely at the scams that spike every fall around Medicare and...
Five companies handle every refund the Federal Trade Commission sends out on behalf of consumers who lost money to a company the agency has sued,...
A $225 million settlement between the Federal Trade Commission and Amway Corp. is now the largest monetary recovery the agency has obtained against a multilevel...
The Social Security Administration’s Office of the Inspector General warned on August 31 that a new imposter script is circulating among callers who claim to...
The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development on September 1 released the fiscal year 2027 Fair Market Rents that…
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