NEW YORK (WABC) -- A new era has begun for New York City consumers looking to end their online and app-based subscriptions. A new law took effect on October 1, requiring companies to make it as easy ...

While New York state already has a rule on the books, the city now has authority to enforce similar protections locally and is providing a website for consumers to file complaints. More than half of ...

Starting Thursday, New York City is banning companies from using subscription traps and junk fees, ensuring New Yorkers can easily cancel automatic renewals and ongoing service offers. According to an ...

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Stacey Sager has the details on Mamdani's "Click to Cancel" rule. NEW YORK (WABC) -- Mayor Zohran Mamdani announced a first-of-its-kind rule to protect New Yorkers from subscription traps and junk ...

After a high-speed race on one of New York City’s biggest speedways—the mini go-kart track in Coney Island—Mayor Zohran Mamdani announced the launch of five Public Interest Technology crews (PIT) that ...

The first rule of its kind at the municipal level will help customers avoid paying recurring and junk fees. Lina Khan speaks with Zohran Mamdani behind her at a press conference at the Unisphere in ...

New York will become the first city in the country to require that consumers be allowed to cancel subscriptions for streaming services and gym memberships in the way that they signed up. Known as ...

The Unsubscribe Act, proposed in the House, joins a companion bill in the Senate, as well as two other bills, in creating a "click-to-cancel" rule for subscriptions. The measures all have come after a ...

President Trump told House Republicans to campaign on his priorities to keep control of Congress in the 2026 midterms. Trump mentioned canceling the election but immediately dismissed the idea, ...

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