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Opening statements are scheduled Monday in the three-week bench trial to decide whether the platforms of Meta, which also owns Facebook and WhatsApp, pose a public nuisance under state law.
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As Skin Cancer Awareness Month gets underway, the University of New Mexico Hospital is offering no-cost screenings Saturday at its facilities in Albuquerque and Rio Rancho.
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We talk about April's most compelling news stories with the journalists who reported on them.
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Plaintiffs Duke Rodriguez and Aubrey Blair Dunn say the Republican Party is amplifying candidates it prefers, despite rules. -
Attorneys for social media giant Meta said the company will consider pulling the plug on platforms such as Facebook and Instagram in the state of New Mexico if a judge sides with the state’s Department of Justice in a bench trial scheduled to start on Monday.
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