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A coalition of 41 states and Washington DC are suing Meta, alleging features on its

Facebook and Instagram services harmed young users. They've been working on it for two years

and her Tennessee's attorney general.

There were more than a hundred different staffers from various states at a recent conference discussing

the planned lawsuit, which is, you know, he described as

being similar to the opioid litigation or tobacco litigation in terms of the grade of effort going

into a public health issue.

And Iran-backed militias have mounted a new wave of attacks

as the US supports Israel.

Plus, a third nominee for House Speaker drops out of the race.

It's Tuesday October 24th.

I'm Anne Marie Fertoli for the Wall Street Journal.

This is the PM edition of What's News,

the top headlines and business stories that

moved the world today. Meta Platforms, the owner of Facebook and Instagram, is being sued by a coalition of 41 states and the District of

Columbia. They alleged the company intentionally built its products with addictive features

that are harmful to young users and that it misled the public about the dangers.

The coalition wants meta to change features of its products.

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