Think you know Disney Plus, think again.

Think the biggest blockbusters, including the epic avatar, the way of water.

This is our home.

Think brand new series with Marvel Studios' secret invasion, starring Samuel L. Jackson and Ben Mendelsson.

This is personal.

And think new obsessions like the hotly anticipated return of the bear.

We need more.

Yes, Chef.

All these and more streaming this summer on Disney Plus.

18 plus subscription-acquired TCC's apply.

The FTC's Sous Amazon alleging it used manipulative tactics to rope in prime subscribers.

And how the missing Titan submersible fits into a growing trend of extreme travel.

There is a big market for people who want to explore these little scene places.

Then this is a situation that has a high danger level even compared to some of the other extreme vacations that are available.

Plus how rising interest rates could push up the cost of housing.

It's Wednesday, June 21st.

I'm Amary for Tolly for the Wall Street Journal.

This is the PM edition of What's News, the top headlines and business stories that move the world today.

The Federal Trade Commission is suing Amazon, alleging the company used manipulative tactics to dupe millions of customers into enrolling in its prime subs.

The FTC's complaint filed in federal court in Seattle alleges Amazon did that by using persuasive design choices known as dark patterns.

Our legal affairs correspondent, Jan Wolfe explains.

What dark pattern is a design choice in a website or app that benefits the company but not necessarily the user.

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