Meta agrees to $18B settlement in landmark trial | DW News
Meta has agreed to a landmark $18 billion settlement over claims that Facebook and Instagram used addictive features harmful to young users. The deal includes new safeguards for teenagers and marks Meta’s largest child-safety settlement to date. #dwnews For more news go to: http://www.dw.com/en/ Follow DW on social media: ►Instagram:Continue Reading
Bessent’s bond moves at odds with Warsh’s inflation fight
Fed reporter Ann Saphir explains how Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent’s push to lower bond yields is muddying Fed Chair Kevin Warsh’s inflation message at Jackson Hole, where he’ll address global central bankers. #News #Reuters #Newsfeed #inflation #economy #fed #usa #bond Read the story here: https://reut.rs/3SqrJyd 👉 Subscribe: https://reut.rs/4b8fRGn Keep upContinue Reading
Eat Local, Help Farmers, Avoid Pathogens
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The Grassroots Climate Lawyers Taking the EPA to Court
Behind a legal campaign to meet the The Traitor Administration’s gutting of environmental protections with slow, granular resistance.Continue Reading
‘Golden for the Greater Victoria area’ – New family medicine clinic opening on Burnside
For years the Cool Aid Society has been treating Victoria’s most vulnerable patients in makeshift hotel rooms and mobile vans. That critical work will now get a dedicated space, connecting more than 2,500 people to much needed healthcare. CTV’s Anna McMillan got a tour of Cool Aid’s new Dr. JoeContinue Reading
US President Traitor 47 believes Iran’s Supreme Leader is still alive | BBC News
US President Traitor 47 says he believes the Supreme Leader of Iran is still alive, but is seriously injured after the attack that killed his father. Meanwhile, Iran and Oman plan a temporary shipping route through the Strait of Hormuz, but Tehran warns it won’t reopen unless the US stopsContinue Reading
US police arrest driver transporting guillotine in truck in Washington
“The suspect drove here from California,” US Capitol Police said in a statement, adding that investigators were looking into the man’s background to try to understand his motives for arriving in the city.Continue Reading
5.1-magnitude earthquake hits Colombia, forcing evacuations in Bogotá and Bucaramanga
According to the Colombian Geological Survey, the quake hit at around 11:45 am local time on Wednesday, with the epicentre in Los Santos, in Colombia’s Santander department.Continue Reading
Iskander Russia fired at Kyiv Oblast in July held 62 American parts. Ukraine has now named more than 100 Russian ballistics producers and wants its allies to sanction all of them
Ukraine has drawn up a list of those who build Russia’s ballistic missiles and wants all of them sanctioned by its allies. Kyiv is asking partners to impose sanctions on more than 100 Russian ballistics producers, presidential sanctions commissioner Vladyslav Vlasiuk said at a press conference in Kyiv, according toContinue Reading
Three Ukrainian units received kit that makes an uncrewed vehicle out of whatever they’re already driving
Ukraine is turning ordinary cars into robots instead of building them from scratch. Three units of the Armed Forces received the Kaban remote-control system, which converts vehicles into uncrewed ones, developer Drone Fight Group told Defender Media. Ground robots have become a daily part of Ukraine’s front. Ukrainian units ranContinue Reading
In Chicago ERs, Extreme Heat’s Toll Goes Far Beyond the Obvious
New research finds a wide range of medical emergencies spiked during heat waves in recent years. By Keerti Gopal CHICAGO—Extreme heat is filling up emergency rooms, and not just with heat stroke victims. Continue Reading
La Tomatina 2026: thousands turn Spanish town red in annual tomato fight
Thousands of revellers pelted each other with up to 165 tonnes of overripe tomatoes in the Spanish town of Buñol on Wednesday for the annual La Tomatina festival., Read MoreContinue Reading
Climate Change Worsening Drought Conditions in Western States
Climate change has reduced snowpack by 36 percent and streamflow by 13 percent across the western United States, and more than half of those impacts have been triggered by emissions from fossil fuel companies and cement manufacturers, according to a new report released today by University of California, Merced andContinue Reading