Arizona Receives $223 Million from Meta in Landmark Social Media Settlement
August 27, 2026
Meta owes Arizona $223M for harming teen mental health, part of a $17.1B deal to change social media practices.
Meta owes Arizona $223M for harming teen mental health, part of a $17.1B deal to change social media practices.
Attorney General Kris Mayes will review Flock Safety cameras use in Arizona, balancing law enforcement needs and privacy.
President Trump announced the renaming of Lake Ontario to “Lake America” amid escalating trade tensions with Canada.
Arizona Rep. Andy Biggs, now the GOP candidate for governor, faced criticism for opposing a 2018 bill targeting online sex trafficking.
Iowa Rep. Ashley Hinson faces scrutiny for missing votes on Epstein-related issues and accepting $90k from donors tied to Epstein.
After prison, finding a job is challenging for women with criminal records. Programs are crucial for a fresh start.
The FBI sets a $25,000 minimum reward for unsolved cases in Indian Country, aiming to reduce violence in these areas.
Michigan police departments frequently collaborate with federal agents, leading to migrant detentions and deportations.
Michigan police often hand migrants to federal authorities for minor infractions, leading to detentions and deportations.
Democratic U.S. Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed rallied at the University of Michigan, focusing on healthcare reform.
Data from U.S. schools reveals stark disparities in grade retention: Black boys face higher rates than white boys.
Pinal County supervisors rejected plans for La Osa Energy Center, a major data center project, citing various concerns.
