New York attorney general sues payment app Zelle, lawsuit comes just months after Trump administration dropped similar case

New York Attorney General Letitia James filed a lawsuit against Early Warning Services, Zelle’s parent company. The lawsuit alleges Zelle failed to protect users from fraud. James claims Zelle lacked essential safety features. Scammers accessed accounts and deceived users. A previous federal case was dropped after leadership changes. Zelle dismissed the lawsuit as a political…

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Gallantry awards 2025: Uttar Pradesh tops medal tally among states; bags 95 honours for bravery & service

Uttar Pradesh has emerged as the leading state in India for Gallantry Medals awarded to its police personnel, securing 17 medals this year. This achievement reflects the force’s enhanced operational capacity and sustained crackdowns on organized crime. The state also received six President’s Medals for Distinguished Service and 72 Medals for Meritorious Service, highlighting its…

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Colon cancer symptoms on skin: What you need to know

Colon cancer, primarily affecting the large intestine and rectum, can manifest rare skin symptoms like nodules, rashes, or pigmentation changes, indicating potential spread. A study from NCBI highlights that skin manifestations often signal metastasis, crucial for early diagnosis. Prompt recognition of unusual skin changes, especially with a history of colon cancer, necessitates immediate medical consultation…

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Renukaswamy Murder Case: Supreme Court cancels bail of Kannada actor Darshan Thoogudeepa—Deets inside

The Supreme Court overturned the Karnataka High Court’s decision to grant bail to Kannada actor Darshan Thoogudeepa. This relates to the Renukaswamy murder case. The court cited concerns about witness tampering. Forensic evidence links Darshan to the crime scene. The evidence includes matching soil samples and blood. Renukaswamy was found dead with multiple injuries in…

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Korean Supreme Court rules ‘Baby Shark’ not a case of plagiarism; scores victory for Pinkfong in 3 Million copyright case

South Korea’s Supreme Court ruled that Pinkfong’s ‘Baby Shark’ did not plagiarize Jonathan Robert Wright’s version. Wright alleged copyright infringement, demanding damages. The court stated both versions are rearrangements of a traditional song lacking a single copyright owner. Pinkfong’s 2016 English version became a global sensation, surpassing 10 billion views on YouTube, affirming its adaptation…

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