TIME is running out for eligible Americans to claim up to $10,000 from a sizeable data breach settlement.

Just one document is needed for those affected to claim their money.

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It comes after Enzo Biochem agreed to pay out $7.5 million to resolve claims that it failed to prevent a 2023 data breach.

The settlement benefits individuals whose data may have been compromised in a data breach on April 6, 2023 and who received notification about this.

Plaintiffs in a class action lawsuit claim the health care company failed to put adequate safeguards in place to prevent the breach.

They claim that they suffered damages including the risk of identity theft and fraud.

Enzo Biochem has not admitted any wrongdoing.

However, it has agreed to pay out $7.5 million in a class action settlement to resolve the claims.

Class members can get up to $10,000 for losses related to the data breach, under the terms of the settlement.

This might include unreimbursed fraudulent charges, identity theft expenses and credit monitoring costs.

Any who did not experience documented damages can opt for a cash fund payment instead.

All class members will be eligible for two years of free credit monitoring and insurance services.

Enzo has also agreed to improve its data security.

These promised improvements include multi-factor authentication and encryption of consumer data.

A final approval hearing for the settlement was set for June 10.

The deadline for claims is June 23 – meaning time is running out for those affected to file a claim.

Claimants just need to provide documentation of unreimbursed losses, such as bank and credit card statements.

Elsewhere, payments are part of a $20 million class action lawsuit brought against Aetna, Brightline, Community Health, and others.

This breach occurred in January 2023.

Claimants can receive money if they fill out a claim form by the August 29 deadline.

CONCORDE-STYLE flights capable of blasting passengers from London to New York City in 3.5 hours have edged closer to reality after a major ban was lifted.

“Son of Concorde” maker Boom Technology has welcomed President Trump‘s executive order that effectively lifts the 52-year ban on civil supersonic flight over land in the US.

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Tight restrictions on supersonic flights have been in place due to the loud sonic boom created by the shock waves from a flying object travelling faster than the speed of sound.

“America once led the world in supersonic aviation, but decades of stifling regulations grounded progress,” the White House said.

“This Order removes regulatory barriers so that U.S. companies can dominate supersonic flight once again.”

To hit supersonic speeds, an airplane needs to travel at 768 miles per hour.

But Boom Technology has been working on a jet that has no audible sonic boom.

The firm managed to make its XB-1 test jet fly faster than the speed of sound for the first time in January this year.

Writing on X, the company welcomed the latest move, saying: “Thank you, President Trump, for unlocking the future of faster and quieter travel.

“This presidential action comes after a bipartisan group of key Congressional leaders introduced the Supersonic Aviation Modernization Act on May 14, 2025.

“The legislation calls on the FAA to revise the regulation prohibiting supersonic flight over land.”

After finishing tests with XB-1 in January, Boom is now focused on building a plane suitable for passengers called Overture.

Some 130 aircraft pre-orders have already been made by the likes of American Airlines, United Airlines, and Japan Airlines.

The executive order does come with a set of rules that the Administrator of the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has been directed to impose.

An interim “noise-based certification standard” must be established that considers “community acceptability, economic reasonableness, and technological feasibility”.

Trump was presented with a miniature model of Overture earlier this year from Boom Technology’s CEO.

He suggested that Boom should manufacture Air Force One – the President’s personal plane – and made a dig at China President Xi Jinping.

“Air Fore Once should be supersonic. Xi [President of China] can keep his 747-8,” he wrote.

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