Apps

Investor Deadlines Near in Hertz, Hyliion, UWM Lawsuits

Several law firms announced securities class actions against Hertz Global Holding, UWM Holdings, and Hyliion Holdings, alleging that the companies issued false or misleading statements about liquidity, hedging practices, or strategic partnerships, with deadlines for lead plaintiff filings spanning from September to October 2026. The notices urge eligible investors to join the suits and seek possible recoveries under federal securities laws, with firms highlighting their track records and contingency-based fee arrangements.

The Hertz Corporation Ultrix Window Manager

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Finance

Norway Recovers $2.65 Million in Stolen Silver Coins

Norway's Okokrim has sentenced three Norwegians to up to 2.5 years for organizing and storing tens of thousands of U.S. silver coins recovered from two vans near Oslo, part of a money-laundering scheme tied to a U.S. investment fraud. Authorities say nearly 67,000 coins worth about $2.65 million were recovered, with an earlier 2019 hoard of 79,500 coins found as the investigation continued; victims in the U.S. are to have assets returned once the process concludes.

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Politics

12 Charged in Alleged $10M San Diego Childcare Fraud

12 charged with allegedly collecting more than $10M in San Diego childcare subsidies for daycares prosecutors say had no children.

San Diego, California

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Finance

PROCEPT Suit Sets September 22 Lead-Plaintiff Deadline

Several firms have triggered a PROCEPT BioRobotics securities class action by reminding investors of a September 22, 2026 deadline to file lead-plaintiff applications over alleged undisclosed discount programs that boosted U.S. handpiece sales and caused a large overstock of handpieces. The suits allege misstatements about handpiece sales and revenue, with notices from KSF & Foti, Levi & Korsinsky, LCHB, and Rosen Law Firm outlining how to participate.

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Politics

Demuth, Klobuchar Seek Firings Over State Fraud

On Sept. 14, 2026, Demuth called for firing two Walz officials over fraud; Klobuchar pledged Day One firings and a full state audit.

Tim Walz Amy Klobuchar

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Business

Hims & Hers Faces Investor Class Action, Lead Deadline

Multiple lawsuits and regulatory actions have targeted Hims & Hers Health, with the FTC alleging deceptive privacy and billing practices and improper sharing of health data with third parties, contributing to a notable stock drop after the July 29, 2026 announcement. Separately, investors are urged to participate in lead-plaintiff processes for securities-class actions, as several institutions increased holdings or sold, and deadlines for filing lead plaintiff applications remain November 2, 2026.

Sep 12, 2026

Politics

Brazil Probes Flávio Bolsonaro Over Money Laundering

Brazilian senator Flávio Bolsonaro is under investigation for alleged corruption and money laundering tied to the failed Banco Master and the financing of a film about his father, Jair Bolsonaro, with authorities unsealing documents earlier this year; Bolsonaro maintains the financing was legal as the election race against Lula da Silva remains tight. The probe, opened in July by Justice Mendonça at the request of the police, involves scrutiny of funding sources and transfers, including connections to a U.S. fund, as prosecutors seek details on the origins of the money behind the project.

Flávio Bolsonaro

Sep 11, 2026

World

Ecuador Court Sentences Ex-President Bucaram to Nine Years in Medical Supplies Case

Former Ecuadorian president Abdala Bucaram and his son Jacobo were sentenced to nine years and four months in prison for involvement in a pandemic-era corruption scheme tied to the illegal sale of Covid-19 medical supplies, with Bucaram appearing via remote clinic due to heart problems. The two main perpetrators received longer sentences of 13 years and four months, another co-defendant was murdered in prison in 2020, and Bucaram could serve the sentence under house arrest given his age.

Ecuador Abdalá Bucaram Ortiz

Sep 10, 2026

Finance

Cogent Securities Lawsuit Filed, Lead Plaintiff Deadline Nears

Several law firms have announced or filed securities-class-action lawsuits against Cogent Communications Holdings over alleged false or misleading statements about demand for its optical wavelength backlog, covering investors who bought between February 29, 2024 and May 1, 2026, with lead-plaintiff deadlines around September 21, 2026. The actions allege the backlog was largely illusory and that management failed to disclose risks, prompting significant stock declines.

Cogent Communications

Sep 10, 2026

World

Saima Wazed resigns as WHO regional director amid fraud probes

Saima Wazed, the WHO Southeast Asia regional director and daughter of ousted Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina, resigned amid fraud and forgery investigations by the WHO and Bangladeshi authorities after being placed on unpaid leave, denying the allegations and citing a loss of trust in leadership and untenable financial strain. The charges include financial fraud related to travel to China, misrepresentation of credentials, and an alleged land purchase, with Wazed insisting the issues were resolved or predated her WHO tenure.

Saima Wazed

Sep 9, 2026

Business

York Space Systems Faces Federal Securities Lawsuit

Multiple reports confirm Levi & Korsinsky LLP has filed securities class actions on behalf of York Space Systems investors, alleging the company made misleading IPO-related statements about its onboard software and that undisclosed risks emerged, contributing to a sharp stock decline after the January 2026 IPO. The actions cover the period from Jan. 29, 2026 to May 11, 2026 and reference subsequent market turmoil sparked by a short-seller report on York’s software readiness and Pentagon contract exposure.

Sep 4, 2026

Finance

Lawsuit accuses EquipmentShare of hiding deals ahead of Sept. 21 deadline

Several securities-class-action notices have been filed or announced for AVEX (AEVEX Corp) and EquipmentShare.com (EQPT), urging investors with losses to contact lead counsel before upcoming deadlines in 2026. The complaints allege that the companies issued false or misleading statements and concealed related-party transactions that impacted IPO and post-IPO financials.

Avex Group

Sep 3, 2026

Finance

Bernstein Liebhard sues GoDaddy, Capricor and three other firms over alleged misstatements

Bernstein Liebhard LLP announced securities class-action lawsuits on behalf of investors against Capricor, GoDaddy, Hyliion, GPGI, and Megan Holdings for alleged misleading statements and inflated stock prices during their respective class periods, urging eligible shareholders to join by submitting forms.

GoDaddy Reach plc

Sep 3, 2026

World

Unification Church leader Han Hak-ja jailed two years for bribery

Han Hak-ja, leader of the Unification Church, was sentenced to two years in prison in Seoul on bribery and political-funding charges tied to efforts to influence former President Yoon Suk Yeol's administration and former first lady Kim Keon Hee, including gifts such as a Chanel bag and a luxury necklace. The case centers on providing favors to political figures through intermediaries while the church sought policy influence.

Yoon Suk Yeol

Aug 31, 2026

Business

GPGI Lead Plaintiff Deadline Approaches September 14, 2026

A class-action lawsuit against GPGI, Inc. alleges investors were misled about the Husky Technologies deal, with lead-plaintiff rights opening to those who were invested during the November 3, 2025 to May 6, 2026 period, and a lead-plaintiff deadline of September 14, 2026. Separate notices from Kaplan Fox and Rosen Law Firm describe the same class period and encourage investors to join the suit, highlighting the acquisition timeline and potential recovery for class members.

Aug 31, 2026

Politics

Moreno Convicted in Sinohydro Bribery Case

Ecuador’s National Court of Justice convicted former president Lenín Moreno of bribery tied to Sinohydro over the Coca Codo Sinclair hydroelectric project, with prosecutors alleging Moreno used his vice-presidency to influence financing in exchange for illicit payments to him and his relatives. The verdict points to bribes totaling around $75–76 million, and sentencing and disqualification from public office are among the penalties sought for Moreno and others involved.

Lenín Moreno

Aug 28, 2026

Sports

MLB suspends Dominican prospect over fake-age plot

MLB suspended Dominican prospect Daury David Severino Damaso for one year after uncovering an elaborate age-fraud plot that used a fake birth date, records, and even a fraudulent death certificate to present him as a younger player, just as the Cleveland Guardians had agreed to a $2.8 million pre-deal that would have formalized in 2029. The case highlights ongoing concerns about integrity in international scouting and could disrupt Severino’s path to the amateur market, with the trainer involved and the player’s actual age now 16.

Aug 28, 2026

Health

LA Hospice Fraud Tops $3.5B Medicare

A nationwide crackdown reveals about $3.5 billion in fraudulent hospice claims in Los Angeles County, with victims like Linda Henry enrolled in hospice without consent, jeopardizing their regular care. California has revoked hundreds of hospice licenses since 2021 and enacted emergency regulations to tighten approvals as regulators confront rampant fraud targeting seniors.

Aug 27, 2026

Politics

National Fraud Detection Center Opens

The Justice Department launched the National Fraud Detection Center, a prosecutor-led, multiagency unit that pools data from more than a dozen inspector general offices to uncover complex fraud across taxpayer-funded programs. Officials say the center closes cross-program blind spots, emphasizes analytics over case-by-case review, and aims to rapidly generate leads and bolster prosecutions.

United States Department of Justice

Aug 24, 2026

Finance

HDFC Bank Faces US Securities Class Action

HDFC Bank faces a New York securities fraud class-action alleging it masked roughly ₹45 crore of payments to the Maharashtra State Road Development Corporation as marketing expenses to conceal a 6.01% deposit inducement during 2023–2026, with the bank and top executives named as defendants. The suit, which the bank dismisses as meritless, has prompted a court summons and potential lead-plaintiff actions, with notices detailing a Oct 13, 2026 deadline for current investors to join or lead the case.

Aug 24, 2026

World

Zambia opposition plans court challenge to presidential vote

Zambian opposition leader Brian Mundubile says he will challenge the presidential election results in court, alleging serious irregularities and fraud in the vote that handed President Hakainde Hichilema a second term, after a period of post-election violence, arrests and disruptions surrounding the tally. The dispute unfolds amid international concern and reports of security crackdowns as the electoral commission paused counting and noted ballot-paper issues.

Hakainde Hichilema

Aug 19, 2026

Politics

Ukraine anti-corruption probes high-level corruption network

Ukrainian anti‑corruption agencies launched a high‑level operation to expose a criminal organisation allegedly led by current and former lawmakers and involving senior officials from the President’s Office, with authorities promising more details to come. The move underscores Kyiv’s ongoing crackdown on graft at the highest levels as investigations unfold.

Ukraine National Anti-Corruption Bureau of Ukraine

Aug 19, 2026

Business

Gomez, Teefey Face Wondermind Securities Lawsuits in Federal Court

Investors accuse Selena Gomez, Mandy Teefey, and Wondermind of securities fraud and misrepresentation, claiming they funded the company under false assurances about its leadership, infrastructure, and growth and that the project later collapsed with more than $1 million in invested funds at stake. The lawsuits also cite alleged internal disarray and Teefey’s purported substance-abuse issues, with Gomez allegedly failing to fulfill her duties as the company faltered.

Selena Gomez

Aug 13, 2026

Politics

Adani Solar Case: Most Counts Dismissed With Prejudice

A U.S. judge dismissed criminal charges against Indian billionaire Gautam Adani after the Justice Department abandoned the bribery and fraud case, with Judge Nicholas Garaufis pressing for a fuller explanation of the decision. The DOJ said the case was foreign, hard to prove, and not aligned with current priorities, even as Adani had pledged to invest $10 billion in the United States and consistently denies any wrongdoing.

Gautam Adani Nicholas Garaufis

Aug 10, 2026