Today, a judge in New Mexico ordered Meta to pay $25 billion for misleading users on data privacy and a range of other statements that a jury deemed deceptive (and willfully so). Last month I broke down the jury's determinations on each of the questions posed to it:

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Canada can end homelessness. Even cities in the U.S. are showing it can be done. Treating housing as the first intervention in health care makes moral and economic sense, by Dr. Andrew Boozary www.theglobeandmail.com/opinion/arti... via @theglobeandmail.com #HousingFirst

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This is how personalized the Netflix algorithm is... I opened the site and not only was FROM at the top of the page, they used a still from one of the episodes I directed.

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Danielle Smith neeeeeds to go. She blew 130 million on a forgone conclusion while laying track for a decade of Supreme Court spankings. She’s a fence riding failure on every level.

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Lead paint is still a danger in ancestral family homes. David Demchuk explains.

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