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Instagram trial continues and Tennessee makes its case Original

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By Evan Mealins Verified
| The Tennessean Verified
Three weeks into a historic trial over whether Instagram is addictive and harming teenagers, jurors have heard from 19 witnesses, including more than a dozen current or former employees of the parent company Meta, the inventor of infinite scroll, plus two state officials. The Tennessee Attorney General’s Office is looking to hold Meta liable for purportedly placing profits over the safety of young Instagram users. Attorneys gave opening statements in the case July 27.
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Jury finds CSX railroad not liable for 2021 Waverly flood deaths

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By Evan Mealins Verified
| The Tennessean Verified
A Tennessee jury has sided with railroad company CSX in a lawsuit brought by Waverly flood victims' families who said the company’s actions contributed to the 2021 disaster. The jury reached its verdict Aug. 10 after five days of trial in Nashville’s federal courthouse. “Our thoughts remain with the families and everyone affected by the 2021 flood in Waverly,” CSX said in a statement provided by a spokesperson.
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Jury finds CSX railroad not liable for 2021 Waverly flood deaths

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By Evan Mealins Verified
| Yahoo Verified
Follow Jury finds CSX railroad not liable for 2021 Waverly flood deaths Evan Mealins, Nashville Tennessean Updated Thu, August 13, 2026 at 2:30 PM EDT A Tennessee jury has sided with railroad company CSX in a lawsuit brought by Waverly flood victims' families who said the company's actions contributed to the 2021 disaster. "Our thoughts remain with the families and everyone affected by the 2021 flood in Waverly," CSX said in a statement provided by a spokesperson.
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