Separate juries in two states, California and New Mexico, have awarded multimillion-dollar verdicts against social-media outlets Meta and YouTube for harming young people.

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Meta must pay $4.2 million and Google (which owns YouTube) must pay $1.8 million, according to the jury. Six million dollars ...

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