
Court lets stand fine against ex-Fox News reporter
The Supreme Court declined to halt the financial penalty facing a former Fox News reporter, leaving the fine in place as the legal battle proceeds through the courts.
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The Supreme Court declined to halt the financial penalty facing a former Fox News reporter, leaving the fine in place as the legal battle proceeds through the courts.

France's DGCCRF fined Nintendo €35 million for allegedly misleading consumers about Joy-Con drift on the original Switch; the investigation says Nintendo may have known about the defects as early as 2018 but notified customers only in 2020, drawing accusations of planned obsolescence from UFC-Que Choisir. Nintendo says the settlement is an amicable resolution and not an admission of guilt, noting a roughly ¥6.4B hit on litigation in its balance sheet; the company had previously offered free repairs for drift issues.

The European Commission fined Temu €200 million ($232 million) for failing to prevent the sale of illegal products on its platform, citing a high risk for EU consumers to encounter items like baby toys in violation of the Digital Services Act. Regulators said Temu’s 2024 risk assessment was inaccurate and that its compliance measures were inadequate; Temu says it is strengthening governance and disagrees with the decision. Temu has until August 2026 to present an action plan addressing illegal product sales, with the EC able to levy fines up to 6% of global revenue if unsatisfactory. The case follows Europe’s earlier penalty on X, and a July start of a €3 flat fee on ecommerce parcels under €150 could further affect Temu’s EU business.

Tadej Pogacar won the 2026 Liège-Bastogne-Liège, but was fined 5,000 CHF during the podium ceremony for a jersey publicity issue; the fine was later reported to be revoked by organizers.

Boxing star Terence Crawford was fined $75 for careless driving following a traffic stop; the report provides no additional details.

The NBA fined Luka Doncic $50,000 for a gesture directed at an official during the March 8, 2026 game against the New York Knicks; the sanction was announced on March 10, 2026.

NHL fined Toronto Maple Leafs forward William Nylander $5,000 for making an inappropriate gesture toward a television camera operator during a game, a violation of league policy; the fine funds the Players’ Emergency Assistance Fund.

Ryanair was fined €256 million by Italy's competition authority for abusing its dominant market position by implementing strategies to hinder online travel agencies from selling its tickets, aiming to force sales through its own website, which the airline plans to appeal. The authority accused Ryanair of creating technical obstacles and restricting competition, while the airline argued that its direct sales model benefits consumers with lower fares. Despite the fine, Ryanair remains highly valuable and is planning a leadership transition.

Ryanair has been fined €256 million in Italy for allegedly employing an 'abusive strategy' against online travel agents.

A new video angle shows NFL player DK Metcalf grabbing a fan by the T-shirt and making a punching motion, prompting the league to consider disciplinary action, likely a fine, but possibly a suspension if deemed severe enough.

Sister Nadezhda Lebed was convicted and fined in Moscow, but the article emphasizes maintaining faith and confidence in Jehovah as a source of comfort and strength.

Spain has fined Airbnb €64 million for advertising unlicensed and banned properties, aiming to enforce stricter regulations on short-term rentals to address housing affordability and neighborhood impacts. Airbnb plans to challenge the fine in court, amid ongoing global restrictions on short-term rentals in major cities.

Panthers running back Rico Dowdle was fined $14,491 by the NFL for an obscene 'two-pump' touchdown celebration, which also led to a penalty and missed extra point, but the Panthers still won the game. The celebration was inspired by a Key & Peele skit, and Dowdle's fundraising for a children's charity has exceeded $27,000, with support from comedian Keegan Michael-Key.

Rico Dowdle was fined $14,491 by the NFL for a celebratory dance after scoring a touchdown, which was considered an obscene gesture. Instead of paying the fine himself, he turned it into a charitable act by starting a fundraiser to support children in foster care in North Carolina, with all proceeds going to the Children's Home Society of North Carolina.

The Baltimore Ravens were fined $100,000 by the NFL for violating injury report policies related to Lamar Jackson's practice participation, and the team has accepted the penalty without appeal, emphasizing their commitment to compliance.