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
Rep. Joe Morelle joined The Weekend Saturday to respond to the “nightmare” election scenarios Democrats are preparing for and the USPS’ plan to restrict mail ballots, which is currently tied up in court.
Last week, the Pentagon fired the publisher and editor-in-chief of Stars and Stripes, a historic, independent military newspaper that’s partially funded by the Department of Defense. Sen. Ruben Gallego, D-AZ, a combat veteran, tells Mika the Pentagon is “afraid” of the paper for its unique ability to hold power to account within the military.
The world is remembering country music legend and cultural icon Dolly Parton after her passing yesterday at 80 years old. Documentary filmmaker Ken Burns joins Peter Alexander to share his experiences meeting Dolly and to reflect on the legacy she leaves behind.
Senator Ed Markey (D-MA) joins Peter Alexander to share his reaction to Meta agreeing to pay $18 billion in its child safety trial, to discuss his race against Rep. Seth Moulton in the Senate Democratic primary in Massachusetts and President Trump's tariffs on Canada.
The world is remembering country music legend and cultural icon Dolly Parton after her passing yesterday at 80 years old. Documentary filmmaker Ken Burns joins Peter Alexander to share his experiences meeting Dolly and to reflect on the legacy she leaves behind.
As the war with Iran approaches its seventh month, the New York Times is taking a closer look at Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth’s pattern of firing top generals, leaving the Army, in the paper's words, quote, ‘essentially rudderless.’ The Morning Joe panel discusses that latest report and criticizes Hegseth’s ‘purging’ of talent in the Army and handling of the Iran war.
Squishy toys — including popular animal, food, and character-shaped squeeze toys — are widely sold through online marketplaces, social media, discount stores, and other retailers. CPSC is aware of fake and counterfeit versions that do not comply with federal safety requirements for children’s toys, including requirements addressing water beads, small parts, lead, phthalates, and other hazardous substances. Videos shared online may depict the toys expanding, changing texture, or bursting when heated. These demonstrations are dangerous and should never be attempted or imitated. What to Do if a Burn Occurs - Immediately place the affected skin under cool running water for at least 20 minutes. Gently wash the area with mild soap to…