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Zuckerberg apologizes to families of kids harmed online as Senate grills tech CEOs  ABC News Accusations, tears and rants: 5 takeaways from today’s tech CEO hearing  CNN Senators Denounce Tech Companies Over Child Sex Abuse Online  The New York Times At Senate hearing

A judge holds the fate of Trump’s empire: What to know about the coming verdict  CNN As Trump Awaits Fraud Penalty, a Monitor’s Report Could Raise His Risk  The New York Times A mysterious Trump loan could be key in Engoron’s civil

At Senate hearing Zuckerberg, Tech CEOs accused of having ‘blood’ on hands  The Washington Post Big Tech faces brutal question on Capitol Hill over content harming kids  Fox News Opinion: Mark Zuckerberg’s extraordinary apology should only be the beginning  CNN Senators Denounce Tech

Almost two years since Russian forces invaded Ukraine, the war has bogged down and fears are growing that public support for the war effort is waning.

Almost two years since Russian forces invaded Ukraine, the war has bogged down and fears are growing that public support for the war effort is waning.

Almost two years since Russian forces invaded Ukraine, the war has bogged down and fears are growing that public support for the war effort is waning.

In our news wrap Wednesday, the Federal Reserve held steady on interest rates, Israel’s prime minister met with families of hostages held in Gaza, the U.N.’s top court rejected most of Ukraine’s legal case against Russia, FBI Director Christopher Wray

Justin Mohn charged after father found decapitated inside home on Upper Orchard Drive in Bucks County, Pennsylvania  WPVI-TV Suspect in father’s decapitation ‘went off the rails’ in college, those who knew him say  NBC News Man arrested after video post showed severed

The United States on Wednesday blamed an umbrella group of Iranian-backed proxies for the weekend attack that killed three U.S. soldiers in Jordan, further raising Middle East tensions. Vali Nasr, a former State Department adviser and professor at Johns Hopkins

The United States on Wednesday blamed an umbrella group of Iranian-backed proxies for the weekend attack that killed three U.S. soldiers in Jordan, further raising Middle East tensions. Vali Nasr, a former State Department adviser and professor at Johns Hopkins