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Uvalde families sue makers of AR-15, 'Call of Duty,' Meta over mass shooting – KTBB News, Weather, Talk - Vimarsana News

Uvalde families sue makers of AR-15, 'Call of Duty,' Meta over mass shooting – KTBB News, Weather, Talk

KTBB News Weather Talk

Source: ktbb.com
Families of Uvalde school shooting victims sue Meta, Microsoft, gunmaker - Vimarsana News

Families of Uvalde school shooting victims sue Meta, Microsoft, gunmaker

The complaints were filed on the two-year anniversary of the massacre.

Source: rnz.co.nz
US Domestic News Round-Up: Early Voting, Antitrust Suits, and Legislation Updates - Vimarsana News

US Domestic News Round-Up: Early Voting, Antitrust Suits, and Legislation Updates

The latest US domestic news includes Trump's attacks on early voting, new antitrust lawsuits against Live Nation, Louisiana's new abortion pill law, lawsuits from Uvalde shooting victims, and potential changes in FDIC leadership. Other stories cover consumer sentiment, UCLA mob arrest, a procedure for Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin, Alec Baldwin's legal troubles, and a probe into an Israeli private eye.

Activision and Meta sued by families of Uvalde school shooting victims - Vimarsana News

Activision and Meta sued by families of Uvalde school shooting victims

Activision and Meta are facing a lawsuit from the families of the victims killed in the Uvalde, Texas school shooting. The lawsuit accuses the companies of promoting weapons to young men.

Call of Duty Publisher Activision and Meta Sued by Families of Uvalde Shooting Victims - Vimarsana News

Call of Duty Publisher Activision and Meta Sued by Families of Uvalde Shooting Victims

Families of the victims of the 2022 Uvalde elementary school shooting have sued Call of Duty publisher Activision and Facebook and Instagram owner Meta for what they say are the companies' roles in promoting an AR-15-style rifle to the gunman.

Source: ign.com