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Case fileNov 3, 2026

Consumer Protection Enforcement Accountability File

A public-record case file for tracking data-broker, privacy, consumer-finance, civil enforcement, complaint-data, retail-fraud, recall, food-traceability guidance, medical-device controls, breach, communications-enforcement, and healthcare-transparency source lanes. It treats enforcement actions, warning letters, complaint databases, safety regulations, guidance, recall records, breach lists, and investor-protection programs as separate public records rather than proof that any named company or person committed misconduct outside the cited record.

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NewsPrepared Nov 3, 2026

HUD publishes waiver for a homelessness funding window that closed September 30

HUD's November 3 notice explains its waiver of a minimum 30-day application period for the reopened fiscal 2026 Continuum of Care competition. The reopened window ran September 18–30 and has already closed. HUD says it needed time to review close to 8,000 project applications and meet a December 1 award deadline; the notice does not establish whether individual applicants received timely notice or lost a funding opportunity.

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NewsPrepared Nov 3, 2026

Four SNAP approvals restrict different food purchases, all effective November 1

USDA's Food and Nutrition Administration published approvals November 3 for food-purchase restrictions in Montana, North Dakota, South Carolina and Virginia, each with a printed November 1 effective date. The excluded categories differ by state. The notices say most commenters opposed the projects, but the agency allowed them to proceed; they provide no measured health results or store-level checkout verification.

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FTC and Washington propose Riverside settlement over alleged payment-processing costs and cancellation barriers

The FTC and Washington state filed a complaint and proposed settlement November 2 accusing Riverside Payments and related defendants of misleading small businesses about savings, fees and cancellation. The proposed order provides for a $600,000 redress fund and a temporary opportunity to leave processing agreements without a termination penalty. It requires court approval; it does not establish that refunds have arrived or that the cancellation window has begun.

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GoodRx says first-half financial statements are unreliable after it understated Pharma Direct revenue

GoodRx says its financial statements for the quarter and year-to-date periods ended March 31 and June 30, 2026 should no longer be relied upon because Pharma Direct revenue was understated. Its November 2 filing presents preliminary adjustments, including a $29.773 million increase in first-half total revenue. The company plans amended quarterly reports, but says the amounts remain subject to change as its review and restatement continue.

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FCC removes broadcaster workforce-reporting rule after court found it lacked authority to require the data

The FCC's Media Bureau removed a broadcaster workforce-reporting rule effective November 3, conforming its regulations to a Fifth Circuit decision. The rule concerned annual employee race, ethnicity and gender data within specified job categories. The bureau says the reporting provision already had no legal effect after the court ruling, and its removal does not change the scope or nature of currently enforceable FCC requirements.

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NRC final rule changes hearing-request deadlines and scheduling for contested nuclear licensing proceedings

The Nuclear Regulatory Commission's November 3 final rule revises contested licensing procedures for proceedings noticed on or after December 3. It sets different hearing-request periods for Standard, Expedited and Focused Proceedings and requires the relevant notice to state filing deadlines. The rule changes hearing procedure; it does not approve a particular nuclear license or establish that a specific challenger has lost a hearing.

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NewsPrepared Nov 2, 2026

Census proposes removing survey questions on solar panels and veterans' service periods

The Census Bureau proposes removing its solar panels and veterans period of military service questions from the American Community Survey in 2028. It also intends to expand the use of administrative data, potentially skipping other questions for some respondents. To ensure consideration, comments on the proposed collection must be received by January 4, 2027.

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NewsPrepared Nov 2, 2026

Rail agency extends comments on two locomotive inspection waiver requests to December 2

The Federal Railroad Administration has extended the comment periods for separate Union Pacific and CSX locomotive inspection waiver petitions until December 2. Each request concerns inspections performed by qualified mechanical inspectors on certain microprocessor-equipped locomotives. The November 2 notices extend comment periods; they do not grant either waiver.

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EPA proposes advance review for new uses of chemicals already under orders

The Environmental Protection Agency is proposing rules for certain chemicals already subject to federal orders. If finalized as proposed, manufacturers and processors planning specified new uses would need to notify the agency at least 90 days in advance and wait for its review and required action. Comments are due December 2.

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NewsPrepared Nov 2, 2026

FAA orders sealant checks on certain Boeing 787 fuel tanks

The FAA is requiring inspections and adhesion tests of certain Boeing 787 fuel-tank sealant installations after a report that required production inspections were not performed. The agency estimates the directive affects 60 U.S.-registered airplanes. It takes effect December 7 and addresses a potential lightning-related explosion risk, not a reported explosion.

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