Leaders are weighing in after a bipartisan coalition of 47 state attorneys general announced a $17 billion settlement with Meta Platforms Inc., over allegations that the company harmed children and teens through its social media platforms.
‘this review appears to be a sham’
Meta and a group of state attorneys general announced a settlement agreement in which the social media giant will pay up to $17 billion and make changes to its apps following allegations that its technology harms children’s mental health. MS NOW's Ari Melber delivers a special report. (The Beat's YouTube: https://ms.now/ari)
California Attorney General Rob Bonta delivers remarks after Meta agreed to pay a $16 billion settlement in a federal trial over allegations that the company violated the Children's Online Privacy Protection Act. Legal editor Kerri Urbahn weighs in. #foxnews #news #fnc #fox #us #socialmedia #meta #facebook #instagram #childsafety #trial
The National Academy of Sciences has been forced to remove a long-disputed climate-science chapter from an influential judicial reference manual, but critics say its own internal process review is not enough to repair the damage done by the 183-year-old institution which was founded by President Abraham Lincoln.The disputed climate-science chapter appeared in the 2025 fourth […]
The National Academy of Sciences has been forced to remove a long-disputed climate-science chapter from an influential judicial reference manual, but critics say its own internal process review is not enough to repair the damage done by the 183-year-old institution which was founded by President Abraham Lincoln. The disputed climate-science chapter appeared in the 2025 fourth edition of the Reference Manual on Scientific Evidence, produced by the National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine (NASEM) with the Federal Judicial Center (FJC). The manual was intended to “help” federal judges evaluate complex scientific and technical evidence presented in court . But the FJC had to remove the chapter after Republican attorneys…Open
Attorneys General Rob Bonta, Phil Weiser, and Jennifer Davenport hold a press conference in Oakland, Calif., following the conclusion of proceedings on day one of the Meta trial. Don’t just watch Fox News—be part of it. Become a Fox News Patriot today. https://youtube.com/foxnews/join
Attorneys General Rob Bonta, Phil Weiser, and Jennifer Davenport hold a press conference in Oakland, Calif., following the conclusion of proceedings on day one of the Meta trial.
‘may call this a landmark case’
AI:The legal shield that big tech giants have used to dodge accountability for years is finally cracking as a federal court ruled that Meta can no longer hide behind the protections of Section 230 in an ongoing lawsuit brought by a coalition of attorneys general. While the radical left-wing media remains predictably silent about this massive blow to Silicon Valley's untouchable status, this trial represents a watershed moment for digital accountability regarding Facebook and Instagram. This is not just a corporate dispute; it is a monumental battle against the unchecked power of tech behemoths that have long operated with impunity, setting aside their social responsibilities to prioritize profit and biased moderation. As this case heads to…Open
Nearly two dozen Democratic state attorneys general signed a confidential agreement coordinating litigation against Donald Trump as early as April 2024, almost seven months before voters returned him to the White House. The document, a "Privileged & Confidential Common Interest Agreement," was obtained by The Center Square and reveals that the first seven signatures landed […] The post Democratic attorneys general signed a secret pact to sue Trump months before he won reelection appeared first on American Almanac .
Nearly two dozen Democratic state attorneys general signed a confidential agreement coordinating litigation against Donald Trump as early as April 2024, almost seven months before voters returned him to the White House. The document, a "Privileged & Confidential Common Interest Agreement," was obtained by The Center Square and reveals that the first seven signatures landed on April 28, 2024, just weeks after Trump locked up enough delegates to become the presumptive Republican nominee. Thirteen more attorneys general added their names in May and June. The last known signatory, Hawaii Attorney General Anne E. Lopez, signed on November 12, 2024, seven days after Trump defeated Kamala Harris by 2.3 million votes. Zero Republican attorneys…Open
the act violates principles of federalism