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VOICE ARCHIVE

Ny Ag

@newyorkstateag
78 posts –
2026-09-25
.@Polymarket is skirting New York's laws by running an illegal gambling platform that targets our most vulnerable and deprives families of critical services. 
My office and @GovKathyHochul are suing to defend our laws and keep New Yorkers safe.
2026-09-25 View on X
Wall Street Journal

New York AG Letitia James sues Polymarket US, alleging that the site is illegally running a gambling operation, as part of NY's crackdown on prediction markets

The company and rival Kalshi are facing legal challenges from states around the country  —  New York, one of the largest markets …

2026-08-27
For years, our kids have suffered from anxiety and depression while @Meta reaped immense profits by addicting them to social media. Now, my office and a bipartisan coalition secured up to $17.1 billion from @Meta along with groundbreaking reforms to help protect our kids online.
2026-08-27 View on X
Meta Newsroom

Meta's deal with 52 AGs includes daily time limits for teens and algorithmic feed controls; ~$5.3B of it rests on YouTube and TikTok implementing the measures

Our Agreement With US State Attorneys General  —  Today, we are announcing an agreement with a bipartisan group …

For years, our kids have suffered from anxiety and depression while @Meta reaped immense profits by addicting them to social media. Now, my office and a bipartisan coalition secured up to $17.1 billion from @Meta along with groundbreaking reforms to help protect our kids online.
2026-08-27 View on X
Reuters

Meta agrees to pay up to $18B to settle US states' claims that it designed Facebook and Instagram to addict children, misled consumers, and more

Meta Platforms (META.O) will pay up to $18 billion and strictly limit how teenagers use Facebook and Instagram under a sweeping agreement …

For years, our kids have suffered from anxiety and depression while @Meta reaped immense profits by addicting them to social media. Now, my office and a bipartisan coalition secured up to $17.1 billion from @Meta along with groundbreaking reforms to help protect our kids online.
2026-08-27 View on X
Techdirt

Meta's AG settlement gives it a moat to write child safety rules for other social media platforms, with little evidence its new safety features will help kids

including adults — while handing the states a pipeline to that data for whatever else they decide it's useful for.”Mike Masnick /@masnick.com:In case you wanted about 3,700 words o...

2026-08-26
For years, our kids have suffered from anxiety and depression while @Meta reaped immense profits by addicting them to social media. Now, my office and a bipartisan coalition secured up to $17.1 billion from @Meta along with groundbreaking reforms to help protect our kids online.
2026-08-26 View on X
Reuters

Filing: Meta agrees to pay up to $16.68B to settle US states' claims that it designed Facebook and Instagram to addict children, misled consumers, and more

Meta Platforms (META.O) agreed to pay a maximum $16.68 billion and make major changes to Facebook and Instagram to resolve claims …

New York will receive up to $1.15 billion, and Meta must reform the way kids use its platforms: - limit kids' use of its platforms to two hours a day - stop kids from using its platforms overnight - end notifications during school - ban beauty and skin tone filters for kids
2026-08-26 View on X
Wall Street Journal

Meta's AG settlement will be distributed to the 48 signing states and four jurisdictions in annual installments over a 10-year period based on their populations

The deal contains broad new safeguards for underage users but only pays out in full if TikTok and YouTube make similar concessions

New York will receive up to $1.15 billion, and Meta must reform the way kids use its platforms: - limit kids' use of its platforms to two hours a day - stop kids from using its platforms overnight - end notifications during school - ban beauty and skin tone filters for kids
2026-08-26 View on X
Meta Newsroom

Meta's deal with 52 AGs includes daily time limits for teens and algorithmic feed controls; ~$5.3B of it rests on YouTube and TikTok implementing the measures

Takeaways  — We are announcing an agreement reached with a bipartisan group of attorneys general, building on our longstanding efforts …

New York will receive up to $1.15 billion, and Meta must reform the way kids use its platforms: - limit kids' use of its platforms to two hours a day - stop kids from using its platforms overnight - end notifications during school - ban beauty and skin tone filters for kids
2026-08-26 View on X
Reuters

Filing: Meta agrees to pay up to $16.68B to settle US states' claims that it designed Facebook and Instagram to addict children, misled consumers, and more

Meta Platforms (META.O) agreed to pay a maximum $16.68 billion and make major changes to Facebook and Instagram to resolve claims …

New York will receive up to $1.15 billion, and Meta must reform the way kids use its platforms: - limit kids' use of its platforms to two hours a day - stop kids from using its platforms overnight - end notifications during school - ban beauty and skin tone filters for kids
2026-08-26 View on X
Reuters

Meta agrees to pay up to $18B to settle US states' claims that it designed Facebook and Instagram to addict children, misled consumers, and more

Meta Platforms (META.O) will pay up to $18 billion and strictly limit how teenagers use Facebook and Instagram under a sweeping agreement …

For years, our kids have suffered from anxiety and depression while @Meta reaped immense profits by addicting them to social media. Now, my office and a bipartisan coalition secured up to $17.1 billion from @Meta along with groundbreaking reforms to help protect our kids online.
2026-08-26 View on X
Reuters

Meta agrees to pay up to $18B to settle US states' claims that it designed Facebook and Instagram to addict children, misled consumers, and more

Meta Platforms (META.O) will pay up to $18 billion and strictly limit how teenagers use Facebook and Instagram under a sweeping agreement …

For years, our kids have suffered from anxiety and depression while @Meta reaped immense profits by addicting them to social media. Now, my office and a bipartisan coalition secured up to $17.1 billion from @Meta along with groundbreaking reforms to help protect our kids online.
2026-08-26 View on X
Meta Newsroom

Meta's deal with 52 AGs includes daily time limits for teens and algorithmic feed controls; ~$5.3B of it rests on YouTube and TikTok implementing the measures

Takeaways  — We are announcing an agreement reached with a bipartisan group of attorneys general, building on our longstanding efforts …

2026-08-19
.@Meta has built its business around addictive feeds and features that put our kids' mental health at risk.

Today, together with a bipartisan coalition of AGs, we begin our trial to hold Meta accountable and to continue protecting our kids from the harms of social media.
2026-08-19 View on X
Reuters

In opening arguments, US state AGs say that Meta intentionally sought to addict children to Facebook and Instagram in pursuit of profit; Meta rejects the claims

Meta Platforms (META.O) rejected accusations by U.S. states that it intentionally sought to addict children to its Facebook …

2026-08-18
.@Meta has built its business around addictive feeds and features that put our kids' mental health at risk.

Today, together with a bipartisan coalition of AGs, we begin our trial to hold Meta accountable and to continue protecting our kids from the harms of social media.
2026-08-18 View on X
Reuters

In opening arguments, US state AGs said Meta intentionally sought to addict children to Facebook and Instagram in pursuit of profit; Meta rejected the claims

to hold Meta accountable for the harm they've caused.Mike Swift /@swiftstories:“Time and time again, @Meta chose profits” over wellbeing of users, Megan O'Neill tells jury, getting...

.@Meta has built its business around addictive feeds and features that put our kids' mental health at risk.

Today, together with a bipartisan coalition of AGs, we begin our trial to hold Meta accountable and to continue protecting our kids from the harms of social media.
2026-08-18 View on X
Reuters

How a bipartisan coalition of US states fought to present a united case against Meta; District Judge Rogers adopted a hybrid structure for the multiweek trial

Diana Novak Jones /Reuters:NEW

2026-07-09
Block, the company behind @CashApp, knew its users were being scammed by fraudsters and failed to protect them. Now, my office and a bipartisan group of AGs secured $45 million from Block. I'll always hold businesses accountable when they prioritize profits over people.
2026-07-09 View on X
Reuters

Block agrees to pay $45M and offer live customer support for Cash App to settle claims by 46 US states that the company failed to protect users from fraud

2026-06-09
We won our case against the Trump administration for trying to destroy the H-1B visa program. Thousands with these visas serve New Yorkers as doctors, teachers, and other skilled workers. I'll keep fighting to protect them and our immigrant communities. https://www.reuters.com/...
2026-06-09 View on X
CNBC

A US federal judge blocks Trump's $100K fee for employers' H-1B visa applications, saying it violated the Administrative Procedure Act and the Constitution

A federal judge on Monday vacated President Donald Trump's policy imposing a $100,000 fee for employers' H-1B visa applications.  —  The visa payment policy violated …

2026-06-08
We won our case against the Trump administration for trying to destroy the H-1B visa program. Thousands with these visas serve New Yorkers as doctors, teachers, and other skilled workers. I'll keep fighting to protect them and our immigrant communities. https://www.reuters.com/...
2026-06-08 View on X
CNBC

A federal judge blocks President Trump's policy imposing a $100,000 fee for employer H-1B visa applications

2026-04-25
Once again, this administration is prioritizing big corporations over consumers.  —  When gambling platforms, including prediction markets, violate our laws, we will hold them accountable.  —  My office and @governor.ny.gov will keep defending our laws in court.
2026-04-25 View on X
Reuters

The US CFTC sues New York, accusing the state of invading its authority to regulate prediction markets by filing lawsuits against Coinbase and Gemini

2026-04-16
We just won our trial against @LiveNation and @Ticketmaster. A jury ruled in our favor and is holding the companies responsible for their illegal monopoly that cost consumers millions of dollars. This is a landmark victory to protect New Yorkers from harmful monopolies.
2026-04-16 View on X
NBC News

A US jury finds Live Nation and Ticketmaster illegally maintained monopoly power in the ticketing market, in a case brought by state AGs after the DOJ settled

The federal government struck a settlement with Live Nation in March, requiring Ticketmaster to divest up to 13 amphitheaters …

2026-03-10
.@TheJusticeDept's settlement would benefit Live Nation at the expense of consumers, and we cannot agree to it. My colleagues and I have a strong case, and we will continue our lawsuit and keep fighting to protect Americans without the federal government. https://www.politico.com/...
2026-03-10 View on X
Associated Press

The US DOJ reaches a settlement in its antitrust lawsuit against Ticketmaster and Live Nation, in a case that alleged an illegal monopoly over US live events