“This is the big one.” That’s how North Carolina Attorney General Jeff Jackson described the landmark federal trial that got underway Tuesday, in which Meta is accused of designing its platforms to be addictive to children. Jackson and a bipartisan group of 28 other attorneys general allege the tech giant deceived the public about the […]
New Mexico Attorney General Raúl Torrez on Friday lauded this week’s $567 million judgment against Meta Platforms Inc. as “historic” and wide-ranging, but also railed against decades-old laws that he said continue to limit his office’s ability to protect kids online. New Mexico First Judicial District Judge Bryan Biedscheid late Thursday issued a 68-page ruling […]
A member of the Stanly County Community College Board of Trustees said Thursday he has resigned from the board after a controversial Facebook sparked public uproar and accusations of racism. Kelly Lowder wrote in a Facebook message to NC Newsline that he decided to resign because the media attention was a distraction to the college […]
Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham has approved $500,000 to help Gallup and surrounding areas deal with flooding. Meanwhile, an AI news outlet is misinforming residents and getting in the way of local emergency responses, offiicals say.
SHREVEPORT, La. — Questions about the future of rapper and businessman 50 Cent's redevelopment efforts in Shreveport surfaced this week after he suggested on social media that he could scale back some of his plans in the city.
SHREVEPORT, La. — A judge has ruled that Caddo District Judge John Moseley can remain on the case involving Jhadryan Green's request for a bond reduction. Moseley is one of the public officials Green is accused of threatening.
