Fourteen US states have filed lawsuits against TikTok, blaming the app for harming kids’ mental health. They say TikTok’s never-ending feed, late-night notifications, and risky challenges keep kids glued to the platform. The states argue that TikTok’s focus on profits makes it addictive and harmful. TikTok insists it’s safe for kids, but the states disagree. They wan...
Something fishy is going on at the Rhode Island Airport Corporation (RIAC). A mysterious letter-writer has been claiming that things aren't being run properly, and even suggested some shady business might be happening. RIAC is saying no way, but they're still concerned about what could happen if employees get upset and walk out. So, they've brought in lawyers to find...
In a recent lawsuit, AT&T is going after Broadcom. Why? Because Broadcom wants to increase the price of using VMware products by over 1,000%. This isn't just any price hike—it's a massive jump that could cost AT&T millions more each year. AT&T uses VMware software to run its network smoothly. But Broadcom is changing things up. It wants companies like AT&T to pa...
Imagine a sparkling new temple planned for the desert landscape of Las Vegas. The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints has big plans, but local residents aren't so sure. They're worried about light pollution, noise, and increased traffic in their quiet neighborhoods. Yet, the church believes this temple will bring beauty to the area and serve as a peaceful san...
Mark Robinson, the Republican Lt. Governor of North Carolina, has been embroiled in a scandal that threatens to derail his campaign. The controversy surrounds a CNN report that alleges Robinson posted racist messages on a pornographic website. Instead of seeking help from internet technology experts to disprove the allegations, Robinson chose to dig in his heels and ...
In a surprising turn of events, a Travis County judge has temporarily restrained the Texas Education Agency (TEA) from disclosing the accountability ratings of Texas' school districts and campuses for the second consecutive year. The ruling came on the same day that Texas school districts filed their second lawsuit challenging the state's modifications to the perform...