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NBCUniversal agrees to pay $3.6 million over Peacock cancellation lawsuit.

The lawsuit, filed by Los Angeles County, accused Peacock of making it difficult for users to unsubscribe from the service, according to a report from The Hollywood Reporter. The county argued that Peacock violated California’s newly amended click-to-cancel-style subscription law.

As part of the settlement, Peacock will also have it make it easier for users to cancel their subscriptions.

[em]Disclosure: Comcast, which owns NBCUniversal, is also an investor in Vox Media, The Verge’s parent company.[/em]

NBCUniversal Reaches $3.6 Million Settlement In Lawsuit Over Peacock Subscription Cancellations


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Write What You Don’t Know

Author and writing coach Colleen Patrick shares how writing what you don't know (or at least as if you don't) leads to deeper writing.
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Rep. Salazar Introduces Historic Bipartisan DIGNITY Act to Finally Fix America's Broken Immigration System (Representative Maria Salazar)

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Trump signs legislation toughening fentanyl-related drug penalties (Brett Samuels/The Hill)

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In a major precedent setting move, a Canadian federal judge blocked the deportation of a nonbinary US citizen because the Canadian immigration office failed to adequately assess the conditions for LGBTQ people since Trump took office. archive.ph/Q722T



900 Ex-Justice Dept. Lawyers Urge Senate Not to Confirm Bove as Federal Appeals Judge (Tim Balk/New York Times)

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Chipotle will premiere a new album from Hype House alum Alex Warren.

Chipotle is hosting “one of the biggest and most unique listening parties in music history” tomorrow for You’ll Be Alright, Kid, a new album from TikTok Hype House member Alex Warren.

Judging from his current hit, “Ordinary,” Warren’s music has a lot in common with how Chipotle tastes, so the combo makes sense. The song will play at restaurants on Thursday night, and there’s a giveaway tied to the Chipotle app. Hopefully, it works out better than McDonald’s $1 million Flexi-Disc promotion in 1989.



Ghislaine Maxwell's family appeals to Trump amid battle over Epstein files (Matt Lavietes/NBC News)

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Trump says Coca-Cola agreed to use real cane sugar in US drinks: 'It's just better!' (Diana Nerozzi/New York Post)

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