Meta said Wednesday it has agreed to pay about $18 billion as part of a settlement to resolve a multistate lawsuit claiming that it intentionally designed addictive platforms that harmed young people’s mental health. The settlement ends a landmark legal battle for the social media giant. As part of the deal, Meta has agreed to make changes to its platforms, such as establishing daily time limits for teen users, according to a court filing. 0:00 Meta and 29 states settle landmark case over harms to children 1:02 What the $18B settlement will go to, and the new changes Meta is making to its platforms 2:54 Colorado Attorney General Phil Weiser on the settlement deal Watch 24/7 live news with CNN Headlines: https://bit.ly/4eIvlTr #Meta…
Sean Parnell, who leads the Pentagon's special review panel examining the 2021 withdrawal, said the material should have been disclosed, and a review his team conducted revealed why someone would try to hide them.
The Trump administration is preparing for what would amount to the largest single mass visa revocation in U.S. history, targeting the business and tourism visas of up to 200,000 foreigners who have applied for or are currently seeking asylum in the United States. These are nonimmigrant visas. B-1 and especially B-2 tourist visas are the […] The post Trump Targets 200,000 Visa Holders in Historic Asylum Crackdown appeared first on StoneZone .
The Trump administration is preparing for what would amount to the largest single mass visa revocation in U.S. history, targeting the business and tourism visas of up to 200,000 foreigners who have applied for or are currently seeking asylum in the United States. These are nonimmigrant visas. B-1 and especially B-2 tourist visas are the nonimmigrant visas most frequently used and most often taken advantage of by people who later file for asylum after entering the United States legally. They are intended for short-term visitors who are expected to return home after their stay. According to State Department documents obtained by The Associated Press and two U.S. officials who were not authorized to discuss the plans publicly because the…Open
On August 24, 2026, the Supreme Court issued an unsigned emergency order allowing the Trump administration to advance key parts of an executive order restricting mail-in voting. The ruling stayed in a lower-court injunction blocking implementation in 23 mostly Democratic-led states and the District of Columbia, clearing a path ahead of the November midterms. This […] The post SCOTUS Green-Lights Trump’s Crackdown on Mail-In Ballots for 2026 Midterms appeared first on StoneZone .
On August 24, 2026, the Supreme Court issued an unsigned emergency order allowing the Trump administration to advance key parts of an executive order restricting mail-in voting. The ruling stayed in a lower-court injunction blocking implementation in 23 mostly Democratic-led states and the District of Columbia, clearing a path ahead of the November midterms. This is a procedural win for the administration that lets preparatory work proceed while preserving future judicial review once concrete actions are taken. The stay applied only to the injunction in the states’ lawsuit; a separate nationwide injunction against certain USPS rulemaking, issued by the same judge in a different case, remains in force and was not lifted. President…Open
TOMBALL, TX — Signaling a dramatic shift in focus from its longstanding tradition, a local high school proposed adding academics to its football program.
Fox News contributor Ben Domenech joins 'Varney & Co.' to analyze the fallout of Meta's $16.68 billion settlement with states over youth social media safety.
Locals in Santiago de Compostela say rowdy crowds of pilgrims have turned one of Christianity's oldest sacred routes into something closer to a street festival, and the city's response so far amounts to a polite suggestion to keep it down. A viral video recently posted online showed young Spanish pilgrims dancing and chanting on the […] The post Residents say Spain's ancient Camino de Santiago pilgrimage is devolving into a party trail appeared first on American Almanac .
Locals in Santiago de Compostela say rowdy crowds of pilgrims have turned one of Christianity's oldest sacred routes into something closer to a street festival, and the city's response so far amounts to a polite suggestion to keep it down. A viral video recently posted online showed young Spanish pilgrims dancing and chanting on the final stretch of the Camino de Santiago, the centuries-old Christian pilgrimage route that ends at the cathedral in Santiago de Compostela in northwest Spain. The scene, loud, exuberant, more spring break than spiritual journey, captured what residents say has become an unbearable pattern. Pilgrims arrive with trombones, tambourines, and guitars. They drink. They have picnics in historic plazas. At least one…Open
A 425-pound offensive lineman who once worked as a UPS driver after college offers dried up has transferred to Division I Mississippi Valley State, and he got there by emailing coaches every Sunday until one finally watched his tape. David Jones, known as "Big Dave," spent years grinding through setbacks that would have ended most […] The post David "Big Dave" Jones lands Division I roster as college football's heaviest player at 425 pounds appeared first on American Almanac .
A 425-pound offensive lineman who once worked as a UPS driver after college offers dried up has transferred to Division I Mississippi Valley State, and he got there by emailing coaches every Sunday until one finally watched his tape. David Jones, known as "Big Dave," spent years grinding through setbacks that would have ended most players' careers before they started. He graduated high school in 2022, struggled to land a college roster spot in what he described as the post-COVID recruiting landscape, bounced through a club program, and eventually went home to drive packages for UPS. Now he is headed to Mississippi Valley State as the heaviest listed player in Division I college football. Jones stands six feet tall and tips the scales at…Open
Two men died and at least 11 others were injured Saturday after 21 fighting bulls were turned loose on crowded streets at an annual festival in Huamantla, Mexico, the first fatalities at the event in eight years. Juan Manuel Filomeno Herrera, 29, lost his balance during the chaos, fell to the ground, and was gored […] The post Two killed, 11 injured as bulls rampage through Mexican festival streets appeared first on American Almanac .
Two men died and at least 11 others were injured Saturday after 21 fighting bulls were turned loose on crowded streets at an annual festival in Huamantla, Mexico, the first fatalities at the event in eight years. Juan Manuel Filomeno Herrera, 29, lost his balance during the chaos, fell to the ground, and was gored by one of the bulls. He suffered fatal head and chest injuries. Luis Xolocotzi Ramirez, 57, was gored in the chest and sustained a fractured skull. An air ambulance rushed Ramirez to a hospital, where he died of his injuries, The Sun reported . The Huamantlada, a Mexican version of Spain's famous Running of the Bulls, draws crowds each year to the small city east of Mexico City. Organizers released all 21 fighting bulls into…Open
