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Three states poised for next social media addiction trials

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Boston has become the latest city to join a sweeping nationwide legal battle against major social media companies, filing a lawsuit this week against Meta, TikTok, Snapchat and YouTube over allegations that their platforms' addictive design features have harmed children's mental health.
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Trump appears to mistakenly call Zelensky "Putin," Iran "Japan"

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Videos posted to social media on Wednesday shows President Donald Trump appearing to refer to Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky as “Putin” while later mentioning the “Islamic Republic of Japan.” The comments came while Trump was attending this week's NATO summit in Ankara, Turkey, as alliance leaders debate defense spending, military support for Ukraine and the future of transatlantic security amid the ongoing Russia-Ukraine war.
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Heavy rain over Colorado's biggest wildfire may do more harm than good

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“Significant” rainfall is expected to move over Colorado ‘s largest active wildfire on Wednesday, and although the downpours could help slow the blaze's advance, fire officials are warning that the storms may also bring serious new dangers. The Aspen Acres Fire, burning about 10 miles northwest of Rye, Colorado, in Custer and Pueblo counties, has grown to 96,031 acres and was 15 percent contained as of Wednesday morning local time, the fire team told Newsweek in a daily briefing.
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