CRPF has released Constable Tradesman Recruitment 2026 with 9,175 vacancies. Candidates can apply online at website rect.crpf.gov.in from April 20 to May 19. Check eligibility, age limit, selection process, and state-wise vacancy details before applying.
Millions of mobile phone users may qualify for payments under a $10.5 million class action settlement involving unwanted marketing text messages from Kaiser Permanente. Eligible individuals could receive up to $75 per qualifying message if they submit a valid claim by the February 12 deadline.
New York State drivers are approaching the start of a stricter traffic penalty system that will treat even minor speeding, including just 1 mph over the limit, more seriously. Beginning in February 2026, small speeding violations are expected to carry higher DMV points and contribute faster toward license suspension thresholds.
The IRS has clarified that unannounced visits by armed agents occur only in rare cases involving serious criminal tax investigations. These visits are not related to routine audits, late payments, or simple filing mistakes. Only the IRS Criminal Investigation division has the authority to conduct such actions under federal law.
The U.S. government has updated Social Security rules to allow the Social Security Administration (SSA) to share beneficiaries’ travel and personal data with the Department of Homeland Security (DHS). This change strengthens verification of eligibility for retirement, disability, and SSI benefits by linking travel records with federal data systems.
A federal court has approved a major Cash App settlement related to unwanted promotional text messages sent without proper consent. Eligible Washington state residents who filed valid claims may receive up to $147 as compensation. The payout amount depends on how many approved claims are submitted from the total settlement fund.
California has launched a new FAST pilot program to crack down on drivers caught traveling over 100 miles per hour. About 50 extreme speeding cases each day will now be sent directly to the DMV for faster review, without waiting for court decisions. The program allows the DMV to take administrative action, including possible license suspension or revocation.
