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08/19/2026 · Boxborough

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Families Sue Social Media Companies After Teen Suicides

Four families have filed lawsuits against major social media companies, including Meta and TikTok. They allege the platforms' designs and features contributed to the suicides of their teenage children. The legal actions cite escalating harms experienced by the teens through their use of these services.

08/19/2026
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Politics

Trump Appeals Ruling on IRS Lawsuit Regarding Tax Information Release

Former President Donald Trump has appealed a court ruling concerning his lawsuit against the Internal Revenue Service. The original ruling stated the lawsuit aimed to manipulate legal proceedings. This appeal occurs as the Department of Justice faces negotiations regarding a judicial nomination.

08/19/2026

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Federal Funding for Migrant Children's Legal Aid Expires

A federal contract providing legal services to unaccompanied migrant children has expired. The termination of this five-year agreement with the Acacia Center for Justice could impact thousands of minors.

08/19/2026

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States Reconsider 'Sell By' Dates on Food Packaging

States are examining current 'sell by' labels on grocery items. New York lawmakers have introduced legislation to standardize these dates, moving away from phrases like 'sell by' or 'best by' to a clear 'use by' date. This initiative aims to reduce food waste and clarify product freshness for consumers.

08/19/2026

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Hamas Agrees to Proposed Framework for Gaza Disarmament and Israeli Withdrawal

Hamas has agreed to a U.S.-backed framework. This framework details the group's disarmament and an Israeli military withdrawal from Gaza. The agreement aims to establish lasting peace in the region.

08/19/2026

Politics

States Urge Supreme Court to Maintain Limits on Mail-in Voting Executive Order

A coalition of 23 states and the District of Columbia asked the Supreme Court to uphold a lower court's block on specific provisions of a presidential executive order concerning mail-in voting. They argued that implementing these provisions would create an 'unprecedented, legally indefensible voter-verification and ballot-interception program.'

08/19/2026

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