She took on Meta and Google — and won a major victory

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  Good morning.

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  Meta and Google suffer a major defeat in court.

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  Hearing those answers from the jury,

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  it's really been a complete validation of what we've been screaming on the top of roofs about for years.

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  NPR explains what it could mean for social media companies.

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  TSA lines reach their longest ever as the partial shutdown drags on, but are there any signs of a breakthrough?

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  And late night TV host Stephen Colbert's got a new gig, and it's one no one predicted.

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  I've got to finish a television show and I've got to write a movie script,

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  but I will see you all in the Shire.

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  It's Thursday, March 27th.(实为26号）

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  I'm Cecilia Lei, and this is Apple News Today.

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  It's been a tough day in court for Meta and Google.

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  Yesterday, they lost a case in LA that could have big ripple effects

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  for how millions of children access platforms like Instagram and YouTube.

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  Bobby Allen is a correspondent for NPR who covered the trial.

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  A woman from California who's now 20 years old, identified only as Kaylee or KGM,

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  sued a host of social media companies alleging that the companies design social media apps

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  to entice young people to get them hooked and to keep them there,

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  and that that addiction led directly to mental health issues,

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  including depression and anxiety, body image issues.

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