Three platforms filed separate suits to block a California law that bars features it calls psychologically exploitative, such as autoplay and personal recommendations, for children under 16. It takes effect in January.
Meta's president says Democratic wins in the midterms will make data centers harder to build. She laid out the terms Meta offers communities and a fallback if AI demand disappoints.
Washington state voters approved Initiative 638, which requires girls who join school teams to submit health provider statements of biological sex. Critics say it is invasive and may face court challenges.
The Bank of England raised its base rate from 3.75% to 4% on oil-driven inflation fears, and its governor said another rise is likely unless the Iran conflict ends.
Democratic staff on the Senate Finance Committee are preparing to examine how JPMorgan executives handled Jeffrey Epstein once they take control in January.
Wonder, the food platform founded by Marc Lore, has filed confidentially to go public. Share count and price range are not disclosed, and the company arrives with a long acquisition list.