Michelle Martin

So this has obviously been hugely controversial in the United States. Has there been any pushback in El Salvador about this kind of deal?

So this has obviously been hugely controversial in the United States. Has there been any pushback in El Salvador about this kind of deal?

So this has obviously been hugely controversial in the United States. Has there been any pushback in El Salvador about this kind of deal?

And what about Mr. McKaylee? What might he be looking for in this visit?

And what about Mr. McKaylee? What might he be looking for in this visit?

And what about Mr. McKaylee? What might he be looking for in this visit?

That is freelance reporter Manuel Rueda. He's reporting from Medellin. Manuel, thank you.

That is freelance reporter Manuel Rueda. He's reporting from Medellin. Manuel, thank you.

That is freelance reporter Manuel Rueda. He's reporting from Medellin. Manuel, thank you.

A case considered the most significant legal challenge in Meta's history starts today in Washington, D.C.

A case considered the most significant legal challenge in Meta's history starts today in Washington, D.C.

A case considered the most significant legal challenge in Meta's history starts today in Washington, D.C.

NPR's Bobbi Allen joins us to talk about what the trial could mean for the future of Meta and the entire social media landscape. Welcome, Bobbi. Thanks for joining us. Hey there, Michelle. What exactly is the government's case against Meta and what is it asking for?

NPR's Bobbi Allen joins us to talk about what the trial could mean for the future of Meta and the entire social media landscape. Welcome, Bobbi. Thanks for joining us. Hey there, Michelle. What exactly is the government's case against Meta and what is it asking for?

NPR's Bobbi Allen joins us to talk about what the trial could mean for the future of Meta and the entire social media landscape. Welcome, Bobbi. Thanks for joining us. Hey there, Michelle. What exactly is the government's case against Meta and what is it asking for?

Do we have a sense of how Meta is likely to respond in court?

Do we have a sense of how Meta is likely to respond in court?

Do we have a sense of how Meta is likely to respond in court?

What would it mean for people who use Facebook, Instagram, and WhatsApp if Meta had to spin them off into separate companies?

What would it mean for people who use Facebook, Instagram, and WhatsApp if Meta had to spin them off into separate companies?