Sunday, November 8, 2026
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Meta must cap teen Instagram and Facebook use at 90 hours a month – Notebookcheck

ⓘ Towfiqu barbhuiya / Pexels Symbolic image: between 10 pm and 7 am, Meta may no longer send push notifications to minors.A New Mexico court has fined Meta $567 million and ordered changes to Facebook and Instagram. Accounts belonging to users under 18 get a hard cap of 90 hours a month across both apps, no push notifications overnight, and hidden like counts. The ruling also draws a line around Meta's AI chatbots. A district court in Santa Fe fined Meta $567 million on 6 August and imposed a list of conditions on Facebook and Instagram that are meant to run for five years. Together with the $375 million penalty a jury handed down in March, Meta now owes $942 million. Set against a 2025 corporate profit of roughly $60 billion that is not much, and the share price slipped less than half a percent in after-hours trading. What changes in the product is the more interesting part. 90 hours a month, and silence after 10 pm Judge Bryan Biedscheid imposed a fixed usage cap.  » Read More

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EPD: Teen says she was raped by man she met on Snapchat – WFIE

EPD: Teen says she was raped by man she met on Snapchat Kentucky News KSP trooper shoots suspect who rammed police cruiser in Union Co., authorities say Updated: Aug. 7, 2026 at 10:00 PM CDT KSP trooper shoots suspect who rammed police cruiser in Union Co., authorities say Kentucky News 40th Bluegrass in the Park in Henderson through Saturday Updated: Aug. 7, 2026 at 10:00 PM CDT 40th Bluegrass in the Park in Henderson through Saturday Indiana News Evansville man attacks, threatens to kill family members, police say Updated: Aug. 7, 2026 at 10:00 PM CDT Evansville man attacks, threatens to kill family members, police say Indiana News Evansville man arrested for child molesting, police say Updated: Aug. 7, 2026 at 6:00 PM CDT Evansville man arrested for child molesting, police say Back to School Drivers watch for students heading back to school - EPD at 6:30 a.m. Monday Updated: Aug. 7, 2026 at 6:00 PM CDT Drivers watch for students heading back to school - EPD at 6:30 a.m. Monday Back to School Drivers watch for students heading back to school - EPD interview at 6 a.m. Friday Updated: Aug. 7, 2026 at 6:00 PM CDT Drivers watch for

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Hot and steamy weekend | WXII 12 Weather Impact Days Saturday and Sunday

Meteorologist Dylan Hudler has your weekend forecast saturday severe risk in north carolina.p Hot and steamy weekend | WXII 12 Weather Impact Days Saturday and Sunday Meteorologist Dylan Hudler has your weekend forecast WINSTON-SALEM, N.C. — Saturday and Sunday will be hot and humid with scattered afternoon and evening storms. It's a WXII 12 Weather Impact Day on Saturday due to high rain chances and a risk of isolated severe storms. On Sunday, damaging wind threats may also develop in isolated severe storms. This weekend's scattered rain may bring localized flooding and flash flooding for parts of the Mountains and Foothills after a rainy week. Current Conditions Piedmont Triad Forecast Foothills Forecast Mountains Forecast Top Picks

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Bride Calls for Metal Detector Mid-Wedding After Losing Ring Swatting a Bee on the Beach

Steve Andrews searching for bride Abi Clark’s ring – Credit: Paul Wright for SWNS A bride and groom were forced to find someone with a metal detector during their own wedding—after the engagement ring flew off her finger mid-ceremony. Abi and Tony Clark were tying the knot on the beach at St. Brelade’s Bay in the Channel Islands near the coast of France, when she tried to swat away a bee. Her engagement ring went flying and landed in the sand. The 15 guests immediately jumped from their seats and began searching, to no avail. “During the ceremony, bees kept getting in the way, getting in her face. They must’ve liked her perfume!” said Tony. “I didn’t know what to do,” recalled Abi. “I hoped it was in the garden, but I knew from the force I used to swat the bee away (that) the ring would have travelled far.” Abi told SWNS news agency she was “absolutely gutted” that the ring could not be found, but Tony suggested the pair “carry on” and get married without the ring, which they did. Wedding guests looking for lost ring – Credit: Paul Wright / SWNS “Throughout the day I would talk

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