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Meta Reaches $17 Billion Settlement With States in Landmark Trial Over Teen Social Media Addiction
The settlement resolves a pivotal legal case that sought to hold Meta accountable for its platforms’ role in undermining children’s mental health.
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Ohio Won’t Approve Weak Credentials That Students Use as ‘Shortcut’ to Graduate
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