Nebraska Attorney General Mike Hilgers sued the online shopping giant Temu, accusing the company of improperly mining user data, falsely advertising products and violating consumer protection laws.

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Earlier this year Rhule had Nebraska players participate in a TikTok workout because of the players who broke the team rule. Rhule told Pat McAfee about all of this during his appearance on the ...

The Nebraska football coach was spotted in a recent TikTok video posted by Husker volleyball's Harper Murray, performing a viral dance inside of Memorial Stadium. Murray added in her caption that ...

DON BACON IS IN WASHINGTON, D.C., BUT HERE IN NEBRASKA, EXPERTS SEE TWO SIDES OF TIKTOK. PROFESSOR MATT WAIT AT THE UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA IN LINCOLN WOULD ARGUE BACON ISN’T TELLING THE FULL TRUTH.

LINCOLN, Neb. (WOWT) - Nebraska Attorney General Mike Hilgers' lawsuit against social media app TikTok will proceed in the District Court of Lancaster County, a judge ruled Friday. The social ...

LINCOLN, Neb. (CN) — A federal judge advanced a lawsuit filed by Nebraska against TikTok for misrepresenting the "harmful" effect of the social media giant's content, ruling the state has personal ...

A Lancaster County judge is allowing the Nebraska Attorney General's civil case against social media giant TikTok to go forward alleging the company has made misrepresentations under state ...

The U.S. state of Nebraska has sued the health tech giant Change Healthcare over a series of alleged security failings that resulted in a historical data breach exposing the sensitive health ...

including companies as large as the social media giant TikTok and small-scale THC storefronts across Nebraska. At Monday's news conference, Hilgers said he would prefer to "never have to sue any ...