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- 1Ninth Circuit overturns $140 million credit reporting verdict▼Ninth Circuit reverses $140M FCRA class action verdict over online credit pulls
The Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals has reversed a $140 million class action verdict brought under the Fair Credit Reporting Act over credit checks performed in connection with online transactions. The ruling unwinds one of the largest FCRA jury awards and is being watched closely by companies that pull consumer credit reports for background screening, as it narrows exposure for alleged willful noncompliance with the statute.
- 2Antonelli climbs to ninth at Azerbaijan Grand Prix●PlanetF1 (@Planet_F1): Lap 23/51: On Kimi Antonelli watch, he's now up to 9th after passing Franco Colapinto. https:// t
Kimi Antonelli has moved up to ninth place in the Azerbaijan Grand Prix in Baku, passing Franco Colapinto on lap 23 of 51. Live coverage of the race from the Baku City Circuit is tracking the young Mercedes driver's progress through the field, with commentators closely following his climb and his battle for positions in the closing stages.
- 3Court finds Seattle DEI initiative may have created hostile workplace▼Seattle’s DEI initiative may have created hostile work environment, 9th Circuit finds
The Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals has ruled that Seattle's diversity, equity and inclusion initiative may have created a hostile work environment, allowing related claims to move forward. The decision raises questions about how public employers implement DEI programs and could influence how cities across the United States design and manage workplace diversity policies.
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Eleven judges of the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals are urging the Supreme Court to take up the case of Oak Flat, the sacred Apache site in Arizona threatened by a proposed copper mine. Their intervention adds judicial weight to ongoing efforts to protect the land from destruction, keeping the dispute over religious freedom and federal land use in the national spotlight.
- 5Surgical Robot Company Says 9th Circuit Expanded Antitrust Law●Surgical Robot Co. Says 9th Circ 'Expands' Antitrust Law
A surgical robotics company is challenging a Ninth Circuit ruling, arguing the court expanded antitrust law beyond its proper limits. The dispute centers on how competition rules apply to the company's conduct in the medical robotics market, and the company is now pushing back against the appellate court's interpretation.
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USF's men's golf team, the Bulls, finished in a tie for ninth place at the Windon Memorial college golf tournament. No further details about the team's rounds, individual scores, or the winning school were provided. The result marks the Bulls' latest showing on the fall collegiate golf circuit, where programs use early-season events to build form and rankings.