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South Carolina’s measles outbreak has reached 111 confirmed cases concentrated in Spartanburg County since October 2025, with state epidemiologist Dr. Linda Bell warning the outbreak is “accelerating” and will continue for many more weeks. At least 105 of these cases involve people who never received a measles vaccine, while more than 250 people remain under…
Music Mogul’s Legal Team Threatens Streaming Giant with Historic Lawsuit After “Sean Combs: The Reckoning” Premiere Sean “Diddy” Combs is reportedly preparing a $1 billion defamation lawsuit against Netflix over the December 2, 2025 release of “Sean Combs: The Reckoning,” a four-part docuseries executive produced by his longtime rival 50 Cent. No lawsuit has been…
Meta Faces 2,191 Addiction Claims as Families Demand Accountability for Teen Mental Health Harm Instagram faces two major class action lawsuits: a completed $68.5 million Illinois biometric privacy settlement that paid users $32.56 each in 2024, and an ongoing multidistrict litigation with 2,191 cases alleging the platform deliberately designed addictive features causing mental health harm…
As of December 2025, at least 1,470 Depo shot lawsuits have been consolidated into a multidistrict litigation (MDL) in the Northern District of Florida. Women who used Depo-Provera and developed meningioma brain tumors are suing Pfizer, alleging the company concealed known risks for decades. The court held a Case Management Conference on December 19, 2025…
Payments from the $45 million Walmart weighted groceries class action settlement are now being distributed to eligible claimants who filed valid claims before the June 5, 2024 deadline. Early reports indicate average payments around $25.97, with amounts varying based on claim type and purchase documentation. The settlement class action is now closed to new claims….
The Brooke Shields Playboy lawsuit centered on nude photographs taken of 10-year-old Brooke Shields in 1975 by photographer Garry Gross for Playboy Press publication “Sugar ‘n’ Spice.” Shields sued at age 17 to stop further use of the photos, claiming invasion of privacy and seeking to disaffirm her mother’s consent. New York’s highest court ruled…
DR Horton, America’s largest homebuilder, faces multiple class action lawsuits alleging construction defects, fraudulent mortgage practices, and breach of warranty across at least eight states. Homeowners claim DR Horton built defective homes unsuited for local climates while DR Horton and its mortgage company DHI Mortgage allegedly suppressed property tax estimates to artificially lower monthly payment…
U.S. District Judge Paula Xinis ruled Thursday that ICE has been holding Kilmar Abrego Garcia “without lawful authority” and granted his habeas petition for immediate release from detention. The 31-page order finds no valid removal order exists to justify his continued custody. What Happened in the Kilmar Abrego Garcia Case? Judge Paula Xinis ordered Kilmar…
Procter & Gamble faces at least four active class action lawsuits alleging Tampax Pearl tampons contain unsafe lead levels that could enter women’s bloodstreams. Federal courts in California and Ohio have allowed cases to proceed after P&G’s dismissal attempts failed in August 2024, while a magistrate judge ordered October 2024 settlement talks in the first-filed…