The Best of the Week’s News

• The feds are investigating a subsidiary of the HelloFresh meal kit service after getting reports of teens working dangerous late-night jobs. (NYT)
   

• The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau announces new overdraft protections that could save Americans $5 billion a year. (CNBC)
   

• Hillman Prize-winner Sean Morrow got a surprise call from TMZ after authorities suggested he might be the UnitedHealthcare shooter because of his critical coverage of the insurance industry. (WaPo)
   

• Beloved Montana oncologist exposed as a quack after a spate of suspicious deaths, including one chemo patient who didn’t have cancer after all. (ProPublica)
   

• New moms are getting their babies taken away because they tested positive for drugs the hospital gave them in labor. (Marshall Project)