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Meta Stopped Studies After Evidence Showed Facebook Negatively Affects Users, Court Documents Say
Court filings say Meta halted internal research after finding Facebook could harm users' mental health, sparking major safety concerns.
2025 Social Media Trends: YouTube Dominates While TikTok Shines For Younger Users
Pew Research reveals Americans' 2025 social media habits, showing YouTube dominance, TikTok popularity among youth, and Facebook's loyal daily users.
Warner Bros Discovery Attracts Multiple Bids as Political Pressure Mounts in Washington
Warner Bros Discovery faces a bidding battle from Paramount, Comcast, and Netflix amid political and regulatory scrutiny.
Tesla Sued as Model 3 Fire Kills Woman, Injures Husband; Filing Blames Battery, Door Failure
Tesla faces a lawsuit after a Model 3 fire kills a woman and injures her husband, citing battery and door failures.
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FAA awards $10,000 bonuses to 776 employees with perfect attendance during the 43-day government shutdown.
Tribeca's Meadow Lane grocery sparks outrage and excitement with $15 gluten-free chicken nuggets and luxury foods.
Cracker Barrel shareholders oust DEI executive Gilbert Dávila after a backlash over the chain's controversial logo redesign.
Mixed signals from Federal Reserve officials and recent economic data have stirred uncertainty over the central bank's next move.
The agreement, one of the largest consumer protection settlements in the FTC's history, includes $1 billion in civil penalties and $1.5 billion set aside for consumer refunds.
The total value of global digital assets currently stands at roughly $3.2 trillion, with daily trading volume estimated at $197 billion.
Disneyland offers California residents 50% off three-day park hopper tickets in a limited-time promotion.
Charlie Javice challenges her $175M JPMorgan fraud conviction, citing judge clerk conflicts, while the bank faces $142M in her legal fees.
Costco recalls Caesar Salad and Chicken Sandwich products after plastic is found in the dressing, urging customers to stop eating them and return for a refund.
Elon Musk predicts AI and robots will make work optional within 10–20 years, reshaping the future of jobs and money.

















