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Jan 2023
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The escalating fight over Big Tech and k...

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Seattle Public Schools are suing big tech for helping cause a youth mental health crisis. The school district is going after TikTok, Meta, Snap and other companies, and this is just one of many cases that seek to hold social media platforms responsible for harm to children. Plus, more deaths in California as winter storms rage on. And, what we know about t ... Show More
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