Public Policy & Legal
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Jury Orders Meta and YouTube to Pay $6 Million in Landmark Social Media Addiction Trial
The verdict against the tech giants comes one day after a New Mexico jury ordered Meta to pay $375 million in a child safety case
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Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors Greenlights Economic Analysis of Paramount-WBD Merger
The study will be conducted by the Department of Economic Opportunity, who will report back in 60 days with an interim update and 120 days with final findings and recommendations
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Utah Police Investigate Taylor Frankie Paul for 3rd Alleged Domestic Violence Incident
The “Secret Lives of Mormon Wives” star’s ex-boyfriend Dakota Mortensen was granted temporary custody of their 2-year-old child last week
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Nancy Guthrie Case: Sheriff Warns Public to ‘Remain Vigilant’ of Fundraising Scams Amid Investigation
“Please be advised there is no official GoFundMe or any fundraising effort associated with the Guthrie investigation,” Sheriff Chris Nanos shares
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New York Times Files Motion for Compliance in Pentagon Press Rights Case
“Instead of increasing the free press’ right to report on behalf of the public as ordered, the new policy instead imposes even tighter restrictions,” a spokesperson for the Times says
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Alan Ritchson Acted in Self-Defense in Neighborhood Altercation, Police Rule
“No criminal charges will be pursued,” Brentwood Police Captain Steven Pepin states
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Meta Found Liable in New Mexico Social Media Protections Case, Ordered to Pay Up to $375 Million
Meta says it will appeal the ruling, as the company faces another jury test in Los Angeles
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Gavin Newsom Slams FCC Approval of $6.2 Billion Nexstar-Tegna Merger: ‘An Outrage and Disgrace’
The California governor warns the “consolidation of right wing media parroting right wing talking points is happening in plain sight,” while praising his state for suing to block the deal
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Alan Ritchson’s Neighbor Admits He Pushed ‘Reacher’ Actor Twice Before ‘He Got Off His Bike and Kicked the Crap Outta Me’ | Video
“I don’t wish the guy any malice or ill will, but we just don’t need people riding through neighborhoods like this,” Ronnie Taylor says
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Judge Reverses Order to Take Down DOGE Deposition Videos, Rules Public Interest Outweighs Harassment
U.S. District Judge Colleen McMahon acknowledges threats against staffers, but notes the videos have already been widely shared
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Bill Cosby Faces $59 Million Judgment After Jury Finds He Drugged and Assaulted Waitress in 1972
The disgraced former TV mogul was ordered to pay damages to Donna Motsinger for the assault
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New Voice of America Lawsuit Alleges Kari Lake Aired Pro-Trump Propaganda
A group of veteran staffers say agency leaders suppressed VOA from covering news stories the administration did not like, violating First Amendment principles
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Nancy Guthrie Family Asks Tucson Community to Revisit Their Memories: ‘Someone Knows Something’
“It’s possible a member of this community has information that they do not even realize is significant,” Savannah Guthrie and her siblings say in a statement
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Taylor Frankie Paul’s Ex Granted Temporary Custody of Son Amid Domestic Violence Scandal
The decision in favor of Dakota Mortensen comes a day after “The Bachelorette” Season 22 was canceled
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Live Nation CEO Confronted With Own Words on ‘Too High’ Ticket Fees in Antitrust Trial
Michael Rapino was also grilled for saying he had “built an incredible moat around the castle of Live Nation”
