The article discusses several significant events and issues: The FTC's claim against Meta Platforms highlights the company's strategy of acquiring competitors like Instagram and WhatsApp to maintain market dominance and limit consumer choices. Another segment addresses the evolving chaos at Columbia University, indicating that current tensions stem from broader issues like free speech rather than being solely about Palestine and Israel. Lastly, it mentions a Seattle judge ruling in favor of refugee admissions, mandating the Trump administration to adhere to earlier agreements on refugee resettlement.
Facebook parent Meta Platforms bought up nascent rivals Instagram and WhatsApp after its attempts to compete failed, an attorney for the U.S. Federal Trade commission said at the beginning of a high-stakes trial in Washington.
The chaos unfurling at Columbia is no longer about Palestine, Israel, or divestment... it is about freedom of speech, immigration policy, constitutional equality, police, and control over people's lives.
A federal judge in Seattle ruled Friday the Trump administration must take tangible steps to comply with an order to admit refugees who were approved for resettlement before Inauguration Day.
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