A California jury ordered Meta and YouTube to pay a combined $6 million after finding the companies negligent for harming a young user’s mental health through addictive platform features. The landmark trial in Los Angeles is being called Silicon Valley’s “Big Tobacco moment.”

The U.S. has sent Iran a 15-point plan to end the war, according to a report in the New York Times. The plan was delivered to Iranian officials via Pakistan, which is looking to help host and mediate talks.

An air traffic control (ATC) dispatcher was heard on audio saying he “messed up” after a deadly collision between a plane and a fire truck at New York’s LaGuardia Airport late Sunday night after touching down.

Just three days before it was set to premiere, ABC pulled Season 22 of The Bachelorette after a video surfaced showing its lead, Taylor Frankie Paul, in a violent altercation with her ex-partner, Dakota Mortensen. Today, Mortensen was granted temporary custody of the pair’s 2-year-old son as investigators look into domestic violence allegations by Paul.

Twenty-seven animal rights activists were arrested after breaking into the Ridglan Farms breeding facility in Blue Mounds, Wisconsin, over the weekend and removing more than 20 dogs.

With the war in Iran intensifying debate over U.S. policy and influence in Washington, AIPAC — the most prominent pro-Israel advocacy group in the country — is drawing renewed attention, criticism, and confusion. And as primary election results begin to offer a real-world test of its political influence, here’s a closer look at how the group actually operates.