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Social media bill passes California Assembly amid Meta lawsuit settlement
Tech giants like Meta, the company that owns social media platforms Facebook and Instagram, could face steep penalties if they are found to have caused harm to children if a bill that passed the legislature Friday is signed into law.
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Legal battle erupts in Pennsylvania over data center projects
A legal battle over public access and transparency has erupted in a community with major data center projects that once were on Gov. Josh Shapiro's "fast track" list, and a group of citizens acting without a lawyer scored a victory.
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Fed Chairman Warsh calls for a ‘quieter’ Fed focused on reducing inflation
One of the “innovations” Warsh said he’s introducing at the Fed is changing “the form and function of forward guidance.”
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Pope Francis to remain hospitalized for several days after undergoing three-hour abdominal surgery
The prearranged surgery was for a hernia that the pope has been suffering from.
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At least 7 shot in Virginia graduation ceremony shooting
Three of the seven sustained life-threatening injuries.
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California Governor Gavin Newsom launches gun safety web site
Last year the Governor signed two new gun control bills into law.
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Christian man arrested for quoting Bible verse at pride event
He was charged with "Disorderly Conduct Engage in Fighting."
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Oregon Attorney General and Treasurer investigating Fox corporation board
Probe focus on whether board breached its fiduciary duties by allowing Fox News to broadcast false claims that Dominion and Smartmatic rigged the 2020 presidential election.
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South Carolina gov. again calls on lawmakers to increase punishments for repeat criminals
"When there are not serious deterrents to crimes, that only encourages criminals to continue to commit crimes," South Carolina Department of Public Safety Director Robert Woods said.
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Florida's DeSantis signs Digital Bill of Rights into law
The bill also requires that large search engines like Google to disclose whether they are prioritizing their search results based on political ideology and prevents government-led censorship.
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Delaware could make police misconduct records public
Under the current law, internal investigations into complaints against police are not public, and police agencies are allowed to decide whether an officer accused of wrongdoing should be prosecuted.
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House holds hearing on importance of AM radio in vehicles
Multiple automakers are scrapping or looking to scrap the age-old communication system in their car models.
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PGA Tour agrees to merge with Saudi-backed LIV Golf
The agreement also includes a merger with the DP World Tour, also known as the PGA European Tour.