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Boston sues social media companies over 'addictive' features, joining nationwide litigation

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By Ross Cristantiello Verified
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Boston Mayor Michelle Wu announced Wednesday that the city is suing social media companies — including Meta, TikTok, Snapchat and YouTube — over their alleged deliberate targeting of minors with addictive features. The lawsuit, filed on behalf of Boston Public Schools in federal court in California, will be consolidated with more than 1,500 similar complaints from school districts around the country, Wu's office said.
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Boston sues social media companies over ‘addictive’ features, joining nationwide litigation

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By Ross Cristantiello Verified
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There’s no way around it. To experience these sushi-focused multicourse tasting menus, you are going to splurge, at least a little. At omakase specialist O Ya, for instance, Tim and Nancy Cushman present raw fish in many creative forms over 20 to 25 bites, from oysters with watermelon pearls to hamachi with torched banana pepper to Peruvian-influenced chutoro.
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'Amateur hour': Mass. sheriff accuses ICE of trying to bully him into breaking the law

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By Ross Cristantiello Verified
| MSN Verified
A Massachusetts sheriff is harshly criticizing ICE, saying the agency is attempting to intimidate him into breaking state and federal law. The friction between ICE and Bristol County Sheriff Paul Heroux was sparked by a social media post made by federal officials last week. ICE's Boston office said that it had arrested a Honduran man in New Bedford who has a variety of pending gun charges.
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