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Meta has agreed to make massive transformations that will reduce the risk of harm from its platforms — and will do it within months.

This is a landmark agreement that sets the standard for future cases, and while Meta is the first to come to the table, they shouldn't be the last. It shouldn't take lawsuits, legislation or investigations to do the right thing.

For too long, Meta deliberately designed Instagram and Facebook with addictive features that preyed on kids’ developing brains, exposed them to serious mental-health harms, and then misled parents about the dangers.

Marks a down payment on an industry-wide transformation that will finally prioritize our children’s well-being over corporate profits.

Kalshi’s position would have effectively federalized sports betting regulation nationwide and swept aside decades of state and tribal oversight built to protect consumers from the real harms of unregulated gambling.

The 9th Circuit clearly explained in its ruling in the Nevada case that the federal law regulating commodities was never intended to strip states of their traditional police power over gambling.

This is a significant win for states’ authority to regulate gambling operations. Calling a sports bet a ‘swap’ doesn’t make it one.

First Street is making a profit at the expense of the value of Nebraskans’ homes. First Street passes off misleading and often inaccurate climate speculation in a way that drives down home values and increases costs and frustrations for…

First Street’s inaccurate data and analysis has harmed everyday Nebraskans who are seeking to sell and buy homes. My Office won’t stand by while an out-of-state company leverages data to push its climate activism that would never pass…

I hope they can set a new standard for the entire industry so that kids who are using social media can stay safe and remain healthy as they’re online.

What I’m going to be doing is everything I can to put these funds toward keeping kids safe in Wisconsin.

President Trump doesn’t understand how elections work. He’s repeatedly broken the law, so we’ve repeatedly taken him to court.

Today, the district court blocked the rule, making it clear that President Trump must keep his hands off our elections. The right to vote is a foundational principle of our democracy, and we’re making sure it remains protected for everyone.

From the beginning, it’s been clear that President Trump doesn’t understand how elections work. He’s repeatedly broken the law, so we’ve repeatedly taken him to court.

Across the country, states are already deep into preparations for the 2026 elections. Now, at the last moment, the federal government is attempting to meddle in those preparations and potentially threaten countless Americans’ right to vote.

This is a profoundly flawed decision that endangers our children and is an affront to Texas values.

Sports event contracts are no different than sports betting and are not magically shielded by federal law from Connecticut’s commonsense consumer protection laws.

Refusing to extradite Castro, Greg Abbott is turning Texas into a sanctuary state for violent criminals.

This is not politics — this is not a game.

Today, we're taking legal action to stop this unlawful rule in its tracks and ensure that voters can exercise their constitutional right to vote.

This rule is a clear attempt by the federal government to interfere in elections it has no power to control.

It’s imperative upon the homeowners, imperative upon those who’ve been affected, that you’re not leaving your Hoosier common sense at the door when they come knocking on the door.

We need a statewide approach to this issue.

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