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Following a major legal settlement, Instagram and Facebook users under age 18 will soon have a daily two-hour limit and won't be able to see reactions on posts.

A new market catalyst is on the horizon in the form of midterm elections. ISS Stoxx picked out a few cash cows that may offer some stability.

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The suspension would be a huge blow for the Dream, who are fighting for a top-four playoff seed

There were scattered boos for Skubal before he worked six excellent innings

In a 37-14 win over Le Grand Friday night, Freedom had scoring contributions from four different players that included Maurice Hendricks, Raphael Ochoa, Elijah Adediran and Chris Schaefer. But it was Hendricks’ who opened the scoring for both teams after returning a punt from inside the Falcons own 20-yard line on Freedom's opening drive. The Falcons were able to stop Le Grand in the red zone on back-to-back plays to end the first quarter.

Companies backing data center construction are flooding Sacramento with cash, hoping to stop or defang seven bills that would regulate the facilities as they head toward approval in the California Legislature this week. The pro-data-center spenders include Big Tech companies like Amazon and AI titan Anthropic. But they are led, dollar-wise, by old school utility giant Pacific Gas & Electric, which earlier this year clocked its second biggest lobbying quarter since 1999.

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