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What are the details of Mark Zuckerberg's court testimony?
The Meta CEO takes the stand. Lisa Brady, Fox News. Mark Zuckerberg in court in Los Angeles to testify at a trial where social media platforms are accused of knowingly making addictive products that are harmful to kids. In 2024, Zuckerberg apologized during a congressional hearing to parents who've lost children. Plaintiff's lead attorney, Mark Lanier, tells Fox Business he's not sure if he'll be allowed to use that during questioning.
The other side is very careful about...
What accusations are social media platforms facing in the trial?
wanting to limit what I can do from his congressional testimony, but that he apologized may very well be acceptable.
The defense also challenging possible references to Zuckerberg's net worth. Google's YouTube is also a defendant in the L.A. trial. TikTok and Snapchat reached settlements before it began. Billionaire businessman Les Wexner tells a House panel he's done nothing wrong and did not know about Jeffrey Epstein's crimes, calling him a world-class con man. Wexner submitting a statement under subpoena after the Epstein files raised new questions about his ties to Epstein. Several Democrats in Congress plan to boycott the president's State of the Union speech next Tuesday.
Progressive groups MoveOn and Midas Touch are organizing a rally on the National Mall during the president's State of the Union address. They say several members of Congress plan to attend their rally. and are boycotting the State of the Union, including Senators Chris Van Hollen and Chris Murphy, as well as Congress members Veronica Escobar, Greg Kassar, and others. It isn't clear yet how many plan to attend their rally, but House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffrey says he will be attending the State of the Union. When I go into his house, he's coming to our house. And it's the people's house. And having grown up where I grew up, we never let anyone run you off your block. Midas Touch will offer counter-programming on YouTube featuring people they say are facing the consequences of what they call Trump's disastrous administration.
Fox's Jessica Rosenthal. This says negotiations continue on possible immigration enforcement reforms Democrats are demanding to end a funding shutdown of homeland security. America is listening to Fox News.
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Outreach from the family of a civil rights leader after his passing yesterday.
Outside the Jackson family home here in Chicago, the late Reverend Jesse Jackson's children describing their father as a lion among lions. Yusuf Jackson saying his father dedicated his life to public service. To make our nation better. To make the world more just. Santita Jackson emphasizing Jesse Jackson's dedication as a father and a man of faith.
May he rest in peace, but may his spirit live forever and let us continue the work, everyone. That is what he would want us to do.
Rep Jonathan Jackson thanking those who've honored his father's memory. Jesse Jackson Jr. also saying that his father's funeral will be open to all, regardless of differences.
Fox's Jeff Manasso, Jackson's death followed a long battle with a rare brain disease. Public observances are expected to be held in Chicago. Today marks a milestone since the passing of an iconic race car driver.
On this day in 2001, the NASCAR community lost a legend. We remember Dale Earnhardt on the 25th anniversary of his passing. NASCAR wrote Wednesday on social media. On the last lap of the 2001 Daytona 500, Dale Earnhardt, driving his black number three Chevrolet, collided with two other cars that sent Earnhardt's vehicle into a retaining wall. It was determined the impact killed him instantly. He suffered a basilar skull fracture. This tragedy 25 years ago led to a safer sport. NASCAR added steel and foam energy reduction barriers at oval tracks. New inspection rules for seats and seatbelts mandated, as head and neck restraints were as well for all drivers.
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