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A jury just ordered Meta to pay $375 million for failing to protect children from harm on its platforms, marking the first time a state has won such a case. The landmark verdict could reshape how tech companies handle child safety across America.
A jury found Meta liable for failing to protect children from predators and exploitation on Facebook and Instagram, awarding New Mexico $375 million. This landmark verdict marks one of the first major jury rulings holding social media companies accountable for child safety.
A landmark jury decision found Meta and YouTube liable for creating addictive platforms that harm young people's mental health, awarding $3 million to a young plaintiff. This first-of-its-kind verdict could reshape how social media companies design their platforms for teens.
Some of America's most unforgettable destinations require a ferry ride, kayak trip, or seaplane journey to visit. These five boat-only landmarks offer pristine beauty and history without the highway crowds.
A California jury awarded $3 million to a young woman who proved social media platforms deliberately designed features that harmed her as a child. The landmark verdict could reshape how thousands of similar lawsuits against tech giants move forward.
For the first time in U.S. history, juries found Meta and YouTube responsible for harming children through addictive design features. The landmark rulings open the door for thousands of similar cases and could reshape how social platforms protect young users.
Dozens of young volunteers spent their weekend removing graffiti and picking up trash at a historic Tulsa plaza as the famous highway prepares to celebrate its 100th birthday. The two-hour cleanup brought fresh energy to a beloved landmark.
Two groundbreaking jury verdicts found Meta and YouTube liable for harming young people's mental health, validating years of parent advocacy. Safety advocates hope the rulings will finally force social media platforms to redesign features that keep kids hooked. ##
A Leeds train station now features whimsical bug hotels designed to look like beloved local landmarks, turning everyday commutes into conservation lessons. The four miniature structures give insects a safe home while sparking conversations about protecting nature.
From the Eiffel Tower to the Sydney Opera House, famous landmarks across the globe switched off their lights in a stunning display of climate action. Millions joined the annual Earth Hour movement, proving collective action still thrives.
Venezuela's lawmakers are working to pass a historic amnesty bill that could free hundreds of political prisoners and end nearly three decades of state repression. After postponing Thursday's vote to resolve implementation details, the National Assembly will reconvene next week to complete the landmark legislation.
When John Borek's HOA threatened to sue over his Halloween dinosaurs, he moved them to his car wash and created one of Austin's most beloved attractions. Now the Jurassic Car Wash has been passed to a new generation committed to keeping the magic alive.
A groundbreaking lawsuit against Meta and YouTube could transform how social media protects young users, echoing the tobacco trials that changed an entire industry. The trial's outcome may reshape safety standards across all platforms.
Ghana just made a landmark commitment to its youngest citizens with a new national policy focused on early childhood care and development. The move positions the West African nation as a leader in investing in children's futures from birth through age eight.
A Saudi Arabian city is transforming ordinary traffic circles into works of art that celebrate local heritage and draw visitors from around the world. Hail's artistic roundabouts and public squares are boosting tourism while making the city more beautiful for residents.
Two Nigerian courts have sentenced operators of unlicensed pharmacies to jail, marking a major victory in the fight against fake medicines that threaten public health. The rulings send a powerful message that selling drugs without proper credentials won't be tolerated.
Judges across two Indian states must now publish their decisions online the same day they're made, bringing instant transparency to millions. The Bombay High Court's new rule could transform how 130 million people access justice.
After juries found Meta and YouTube liable for harming young users, 70 parents whose children died or suffered traveled to Capitol Hill demanding action. Their message: the evidence is clear, now it's time for Congress to protect kids online.
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Three former Kruger National Park employees were convicted of rhino poaching, marking a major breakthrough in fighting wildlife crime from within conservation organizations.
The United Nations just adopted a groundbreaking resolution recognizing that countries have a legal duty to fight climate change, with 141 nations voting yes. Only eight countries, including the US, voted against this historic step forward.
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