The Supreme Court is set to hear two cases about online speech this week. They’re about whether social media platforms could be sued for recommending content to users.
Meta wants users to pay a monthly fee to get a check mark. What perks can people get, and how would it help with Meta’s revenue?
President Joe Biden, in a surprise visit to Kyiv, announces an additional half billion dollars in aid, as well as lasting U.S. support for Ukraine.
Iran is reportedly reaching a new milestone in its nuclear program—but can it make a nuclear weapon?
The IRS says some taxpayers in four states may have to report special stimulus payments this year.
Used car prices are set to rise again—after record levels last year.
Stories in this episode:
1. Meta to Launch Pay-for-Verification Service
2. SCOTUS Case Could Affect Internet Free Speech
3. ChatGPT Creator: Regulation Will Be Critical
4. 60 Nations Pledge Responsible Military AI Use
5. Biden Vows Support on Surprise Visit to Kyiv
6. Scholar: Government Spending Lowers Economic Activity
7. Near Weapons-Grade Uranium Detected In Iran
8. IRS: Stimulus Checks in 4 States Are Taxable
9. After Steep Fall, Used Car Prices Set to Rise
10. Home Prices Are Falling in Some U.S. Cities
11. ‘Ant-Man 3’ Has Year’s 1st $100M Debut
12. Movie Sparks Tourism Boom in Ireland
