Tag: consumer_protection

• Medicare Urges Vigilance Against Fraud and Identity Theft

  3 Jun 2026 1:21 p.m.

  Medicare beneficiaries are urged to protect personal information and review claims regularly to prevent fraud and medical identity theft. Learn how to spot discrepancies, avoid scams, and report suspicious activities to safeguard your health benefits.

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• FTC Sues Amare Global Over Alleged Deceptive Health Claims and Earnings Misrepresentation

  2 Jun 2026 1:37 p.m.

  The FTC has sued Amare Global Holdings Inc. and its principals for allegedly misrepresenting dietary supplement health benefits for conditions like depression and ADHD, and for misleading potential earnings for "brand partners."

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• FTC, Nevada Secure Nearly $10 Million from Tax-Relief Scammers

  2 Jun 2026 1:00 p.m.

  The FTC and Nevada have reached a settlement requiring tax-relief scammers to pay nearly $10 million in cash and assets. The operators misled consumers by impersonating government authorities and promising false tax debt relief.

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• NYC DCWP Bolsters Worker Rights, Consumer Protection, and Immigrant Outreach

  28 May 2026 10:03 a.m. · Source: New York City

  The NYC Department of Consumer and Worker Protection (DCWP) held a Worker Day of Action, informed immigrants of their rights, and took enforcement action against a car dealership, marking 57 years of service.

  Politics and GovernmentBusinessLaw EnforcementEmployment and LaborSocial IssuesLegalGeneral PoliticsMedia New York CityDCWPWorker RightsConsumer ProtectionImmigrant RightsHonda of the BronxEnforcement Action

• Media Monitor: DC Office on Latino Affairs Highlights Public Feedback Channels

  27 May 2026 1:23 p.m. · Source: DC Office on Latino Affairs

  The DC Office on Latino Affairs is reporting on a comprehensive list of District of Columbia services for residents to submit feedback, complaints, and appeals.

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• Governor Sherrill Applauds FIFA Investigation Amid World Cup Preparations

  27 May 2026 1:02 p.m. · Source: Office of New Jersey Governor

  Governor Mikie Sherrill backs an investigation by Attorneys General Davenport and James into FIFA, addressing potential consumer exploitation ahead of New Jersey hosting the World Cup. The probe seeks to protect fans from being misled during the global event.

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• Michigan Officials Offer Resources to Combat Soaring Gas Prices

  14 May 2026 1:53 p.m. · Source: Office of Michigan Governor

  Michigan officials, Governor Whitmer and Attorney General Nessel, offer resources to combat high gas prices and potential price gouging. Measures include reporting mechanisms and an executive order allowing cheaper fuel blends to save drivers money.

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• Senate Moves to Block CFPB Rule Withdrawals, Urges President to Address Detainees in China

  13 May 2026 8:37 p.m. · Source: U.S. Library of Congress

  The U.S. Senate has introduced multiple joint resolutions to prevent the Bureau of Consumer Financial Protection from withdrawing key consumer protection rules, while also urging President Trump to prioritize the release of detainees in China.

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• Senate Moves to Block CFPB Actions on Key Consumer Protections

  13 May 2026 8:07 p.m. · Source: U.S. Library of Congress

  The Senate is considering nine joint resolutions to disapprove Bureau of Consumer Financial Protection rules, aiming to preserve existing consumer safeguards on overdrafts, credit reporting, and debt collection.

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• Senate Moves to Challenge BCFP Rule Withdrawals on Servicemembers and Medical Debt

  13 May 2026 6:38 p.m. · Source: U.S. Library of Congress

  The Senate is reviewing two joint resolutions to disapprove BCFP rule withdrawals. S.J.Res.132 concerns servicemember financial risks, while S.J.Res.141 addresses medical debt collection, aiming to restore consumer protections.

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