Why Meta Agreed To A $17 Billion Settlement With States
The original 2023 lawsuit alleged that Meta deliberately encouraged children to remain engaged with its platforms while downplaying potential risks.
Media
The established media today limits the various narratives that we, as Americans, have and can voice. This has helped in the division that we are currently experiencing within the United States. At tippinsights, we believe that the people's voice is the most important, and we hope that the media will return to serve the agenda of the people rather than the elite.
Country Music Legend Dolly Parton Dies At 80
Parton's death comes 17 months after the death of her husband, Carl Dean, in March 2025.
National Media Skip Extreme Pro-Abortion Law In Massachusetts
The AP headline was painfully vague: “Massachusetts is close to giving doctors the final word on whether to perform late abortions.”
Jason Arday And The DEI System that Just Won’t Die
Suicide is a very personal thing, but Arday’s alleged action has played out like his career, very much in the public eye and a thing of much open discussion, and already the narratives are beginning to form.
California Attorney General Halts Paramount-WBD Merger Talks
The meeting was intended to explore a possible settlement in California’s lawsuit seeking to stop the merger
Major Media Outlets Claim Don Lemon’s Church Invasion Prosecution Might ‘Muzzle Reporting In The Public Interest’
The Justice Department brought charges against Lemon and Fort under the Freedom of Access to Clinic Entrances Act and the Ku Klux Klan Act, claiming they took part in the agitation that violated congregants’ civil rights.
Reporters and Military Members Held at Gunpoint At California Space Force Base
The group was being escorted by public affairs personnel to a groundbreaking ceremony when a communication failure occurred during their entry.
Army Turns GTA 6 Release Into Creative Reenlistment Incentive
Members of the 9th Brigade Engineer Battalion who sign reenlistment contracts between August 1 and November 14, 2026, are eligible for the unusual benefit.
Bill Rasmussen, Visionary Behind ESPN, Dies At 93
ESPN launched on September 7, 1979, beginning with the debut of “SportsCenter” and a slow-pitch softball game.
Why Is Google Buying Spirit Airlines’ Data For $10 Million
Spirit stopped operating in May and has been selling its remaining assets through bankruptcy proceedings.
Disney Seeks Court Order To Halt FCC Action Against ABC
The lawsuit argues that FCC Chairman Brendan Carr’s actions violate Disney’s First Amendment rights.
Actress Hayden Panettiere Dies At 36 After Cardiac Arrest
Her father, Skip Panettiere, asked for privacy following what he described as an unimaginable loss. Panettiere is survived by her daughter, Kaya Klitschko, and would have turned 37 on Friday.
California Lawsuit Could Force Major Changes At Meta
California Attorney General Rob Bonta is co-leading the case, which alleges violations of consumer protection laws and the Children’s Online Privacy Protection Act.
France Court Says Under-15 Social Media Ban Violates Free Speech
The council said the proposal failed to account for differences between individual minors and the risks posed by specific platforms.
Trump Confirms Karoline Leavitt’s White House Departure
Leavitt is leaving at the end of the month “so she can spend more time with her beautiful young children and family, a decision I totally understand and respect!” Trump wrote in a Truth Social post.