Meta lawsuit doesn’t address data breach
Meta’s Facebook users can now apply for their share of a $725 million dollar settlement. Users should be aware and cautious when using the app.
Opinion
Congress asks TikTok CEO asinine questions
TikTok Chief Executive Shou Zi Chew’s March congressional hearing with the United States Congress was a disaster based on lack of knowledge and personal vendetta against the app.
New bill will reduce sexually transmitted diseases, pregnancies in teens
Senate Bill 541 should pass; it would educate teenagers who are enrolled in any of California state schools, of sexually transmitted diseases and prevent and reduce unintended pregnancies.
More must be done to combat climate change
Climate change is impacting our future and we need elected officials to find eco-friendly ways to source oil without damaging our planet.
Train companies need to prevent derailment
The explosion that happened in East Palestine, Ohio is an eye opener to consider if big railway companies are doing everything they are supposed to do in order to keep trains from derailment.
No end in sight for war on drugs
The fentanyl crisis happening in America has gotten worse; government officials have been combating the fight against the drug, but it won’t end anytime soon.
Decision to eliminate tobacco sales could save lives
California lawmakers’ brilliant proposal to eliminate the sale of tobacco products would save thousands of lives.
Migrants seeking asylum face new restriction
President Joe Biden’s administration has decided to add restrictions to legal pathways for migrants looking to cross the Mexico border into the United States.
Artificial Intelligence improvements lead to cheating concerns
ChatGPT and other artificial intelligence applications are going to be a big topic in education for the next few years.
Villanueva’s defeat, big win for justice
Incumbent Los Angeles County Sheriff Alex Villanueva’s defeat is a big win for justice in the county.