Shanshan Dong

In closing arguments for the first social media addiction trial to make tech giants face a jury, the plaintiff's lawyer lambasted social platforms.

Now 20 years old, the plaintiff — identified in court documents by her initials "K.G.M." — detailed how her social media use “really affected my self worth.”

The first plaintiff to take major social media companies to trial is expected to take the stand Wednesday to speak about the harms she says the tech platforms inflicted on her mental health as a child.

In his first time testifying about child safety in front of a jury, Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg said that the company does not seek to make Instagram addictive to younger users.

Matt Bergman, founding attorney of Social Media Victims Law Center, said the Meta CEO's testimony is "a moment that families across this country have been waiting for."

LOS ANGELES — The head of Instagram, Adam Mosseri, defended the platform in court Wednesday, arguing that social media platforms are not intentionally engineered to be addictive.

More than 1,600 plaintiffs accuse the owners of Instagram, YouTube, TikTok and Snap of knowingly designing addictive products harmful to young users’ mental health.

Bryan Kohberger, who confessed to fatally stabbing four University of Idaho students nearly three years ago, was investigated in connection with an earlier break-in that involved a knife-wielding intruder wearing a ski mask, records show.

The man who confessed to fatally stabbing four University of Idaho students nearly three years ago was investigated in connection with an earlier break-in that involved a knife-wielding intruder wearing a ski mask, records show

Bodycam video released this week showed an Idaho sheriff's deputy pulling over future killer Bryan Kohberger, who cordially answered questions nearly three months before he slaughtered four college students, launching a nationwide manhunt

After three decades as the prosecutor of Latah County, Idaho, Bill Thompson's long career as a trial lawyer culminated in an emotional moment during the sentencing hearing of murderer Bryan Kohberger.