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LOS ANGELES (BP) – A day after a New Mexico court ordered Meta to pay $375 million in damages, jurists in a Los Angeles courtroom agreed with a 20-year-old that mechanisms in Instagram and YouTube led to her social media addiction as a child to the tune of $6 million.
Loading the Audio Player... The Justice Department this week received court orders allowing it to denaturalize two people who acquired U.S. citizenship fraudulently, it announced ...
Loading the Audio Player... The suspect accused of fatally shoving two men onto subway tracks will face murder charges after one of the victims died, according to a Thursday state...
The new PRRI survey finds support for Trump’s immigration agenda weakened even among his steadfast supporters: White evangelicals and White Catholics.
The 2026 Conservative Political Action Conference kicked off Wednesday afternoon with the International Faith Summit at the Gaylord Texan Resort and Conference Center in Grapevine
Loading the Audio Player... Federal prosecutors on Wednesday accused a Chinese national and two U.S. citizens of smuggling artificial intelligence technology to China. The Departm...
In a bid to combat rising cases of religious discrimination, the United States Department of Labor has launched a new website for its Center for Faith, with resources for Christians and other
SANTA FE, New Mexico (BP) – Meta knowingly misled consumers about the safety of its online platforms and therefore endangered children, a jury decision rendered on March 24. Therefore, the parent company of Facebook and Instagram will pay $375 million in civil penalties, the maximum amount of $5,000 per violation.
Bishop Brendan Cahill noted the importance of ecumenical approaches to “one of the most pressing issues of our time.”
A Maryland church is facing backlash from city officials over its decision to host a homeless tent encampment on its property
