Canada school boards sue social platforms for disrupting education
Educators claim the apps are straining schools' resources, in part because students need more mental health programming.
The change comes as Meta tries to scale back news and political content on its platforms following years of criticism about how it handles misinformation and whether it contributes to political polarization.
Educators claim the apps are straining schools' resources, in part because students need more mental health programming.
A judge handed down the 25-year sentence — half the punishment requested by prosecutors for Bankman-Fried’s crypto fraud — along with an $11 billion financial penalty.
The agency is nearing the conclusion of its investigation and could settle with TikTok in the coming weeks.
CHICAGO — A federal court in Chicago granted T-Mobile’s motion to certify an interlocutory appeal over whether a putative consumer class has sufficiently alleged antitrust standing. The consumers oppose the now-closed merger of T-Mobile and Sprint, and seek to unwind the merger to prevent an alleged monopoly over U.S. wireless services.
Apple cannot escape a consumer protection claim from App Store users who say Apple allowed the Toast Plus app to steal their money — at least until the users have a chance to amend their claims.
The batteries could help pacemakers last longer and could even pioneer in new cancer treatments, the research team says.
A class of parents say that Roblox is aware that minors use the game's in-game currency on online casinos and profits from it.
Many of Trump Media’s investors are small-time investors either trying to support Trump or aiming to cash in on the mania.
BYD, which overtook Tesla last year as the world's top EV seller, is moving aggressively to corner Asian, Latin American and European markets.
Regulators around the world have sounded alarm bells about Worldcoin's iris scans and use of personal data.