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Young person wins landmark case against Meta and Google: social media are too addictive

Young person wins landmark case against Meta and Google: social media are too addictive

Meta and Google have been ordered to pay millions of dollars in damages following a groundbreaking lawsuit in the United States. The court ruled that the companies failed to adequately warn users about the addictive nature of their platforms, Instagram and YouTube.

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UN: Settler violence in West Bank on the rise

UN: Settler violence in West Bank on the rise

Violence by Israeli settlers on the occupied West Bank has reached record levels this year, according to the United Nations. The UN reports an average of six daily attacks resulting in casualties or property damage.

Trump calls Netanyahu over looming Iran deal

Trump calls Netanyahu over looming Iran deal

U.S. President Donald Trump spoke with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu via telephone to discuss a potential agreement with Iran. During the call, Netanyahu expressed his appreciation for Trump's ongoing efforts to reach an accord.

Trump thinks deal with Iran could be signed this weekend

Trump thinks deal with Iran could be signed this weekend

US President Donald Trump has announced that a major deal with Iran could be signed this coming weekend. Although Iran has not yet officially confirmed the agreement, Trump stated that Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei has given his consent.

Iranian state media report no deal yet with US

Iranian state media report no deal yet with US

Iranian state media outlet Fars has denied reports that an agreement has been reached between Iran and the United States. This contradicts claims made by U.S. President Donald Trump, who suggested a deal had already been approved at Iran's highest levels.

Otter spotted at Zeeburgereiland in Amsterdam, first in nearly 60 years

Otter spotted at Zeeburgereiland in Amsterdam, first in nearly 60 years

An otter was recently captured on a wildlife camera at floating nature islands near Zeeburgereiland, marking the first sighting in this urban part of Amsterdam since 1963. City ecologist Geert Timmermans noted that the animal appeared much sooner than expected after the islands were created three years ago to support local biodiversity.