Coalition of 32 state AGs stand with Oklahoma on regulating pharmacy benefit managers
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A bipartisan 32-state coalition is requesting that the U.S Supreme Court review a decision limiting Oklahoma’s authority to regulate PBMs.
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Climate and Energy News Roundup: June 2024
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From flooding in Brazil and Houston to brutal heat in Asia, extreme weather seems nearly everywhere in the past month.
50 states awarded $10.25M in settlement with wireless carriers over deceptive, misleading ads
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Virginia will receive $192,061.83 from a settlement with Verizon Wireless, TracFone Wireless, AT&T Mobility, Cricket Wireless and T-Mobile.
Virginia receives $3.1M in multistate settlement with Amneal Pharmaceuticals
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Virginia is among six states to receive funds in a settlement with opioid manufacturer Amneal Pharmaceuticals.
Sen. Warner backs legislation to place safeguards on children’s use of social media in the U.S.
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The Kids Off Social Media Act would set a minimum age of 13 to use social media platforms and prevent algorithmically-targeted content.
Federal judge orders Nexus Services to pay $811M in consumer fraud case
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A federal judge has ordered Nexus Services, Libre by Nexus and three current and former company executives to pay more than $811 million in restitution and civil penalties stemming from the Augusta County-based company’s immigration bonding business.
Are Augusta County leaders finally ready to move forward on police body cams?
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It doesn’t take much to realize that the issue driving Augusta County politics the past couple of years has been police body cams.
‘Virginians are generous’: FTC, 10 states sue Women’s Cancer Fund, operator
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Virginia Attorney General Jason Miyares, the FTC and nine other states are suing sham charity Cancer Recovery Foundation International.
Jason Miyares joins 19 Republican AGs in brief backing proposed Montana TikTok ban
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Legislation introduced in Montana would prohibit the use of TikTok in the state unless it separates from its parent Chinese company.
Hikma Pharmaceuticals to pay $150M for failure to monitor, report suspicious opioid orders
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A multistate settlement in principle with opioid manufacturer Hikma Pharmaceuticals will provide $150 million to resolve claims.
