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• February 18, 2026

  Zuckerberg Testifies That Social Media Doesn't Harm Teens

  Meta Platforms CEO Mark Zuckerberg took the stand Wednesday in a landmark California bellwether trial on claims his company and Google's YouTube harm children's mental health, saying the current scientific literature shows no causal link between social media and teens' mental health.

• February 18, 2026

  Trans Health Org Sues To End 'Unconstitutional' FTC Inquiry

  The World Professional Association for Transgender Health on Wednesday sued over the Federal Trade Commission's recent consumer protection investigation into the major transgender medical group, claiming the probe is an unconstitutional attack aimed at undermining access to gender-affirming care.

• February 18, 2026

  Fluor Must Disclose Amounts Paid To Trial Witnesses

  A South Carolina federal judge ordered Fluor Corp. on Tuesday to disclose how much it has paid fact witnesses amid a trial over claims Fluor overcharged the military, but declined to invalidate the company's compensation agreements with the witnesses.

• February 18, 2026

  Education Dept. Faces Suit Alleging Double Loan Reporting

  The U.S. Department of Education has been causing student loan balances to appear doubled on borrowers' credit reports, a New York resident alleged in a proposed class action filed Wednesday in New York federal court, saying her $150,000 total loan balance was reported at $300,000.

• February 18, 2026

  Blue Shield Of Calif. Says 'Ghost Network' Action Falls Flat

  Trouble finding a mental health care therapist is unfortunate but not something that an entire class action can be based on, argued Blue Shield of California, urging a federal judge to dismiss a suit accusing the company of maintaining a "ghost network" directory of providers who don't exist or don't accept new patients.

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