Meta Ordered to Pay $567M Over Mental Health Crisis Claims. What You Need To Know - August 7

A New Mexico judge has ordered Meta, the parent company of Facebook and Instagram, to pay $567 million after finding the company helped fuel the state's youth mental health crisis, that's on top of $375 million a jury already ordered Meta to pay; health officials in Michigan, the epicenter of the parasite outbreak linked to lettuce, say it's okay to eat bagged salad again; a salmonella outbreak linked to jalapeños from Mexico has sickened 345 people in 27 states, Chipotle and Qdoba have pulled the peppers; a Washington state man now admits he started at least 25 wildfires in the past year, he has a history of mental health issues and his lawyer is asking for an evaluation; President Donald Trump signed two executive orders Thursday, one expanding who's ineligible for citizenship at birth, the other bans so-called "birth tourism"; Senator Mitch McConnell says he's been discharged from a rehab center; the Justice Department will now decide whether to charge Dr. Anthony Fauci after a Senate committee voted to hold him in contempt of Congress; scientists say they've used artificial intelligence to design new viruses from scratch, and 16 of them work; a fan is suing the New York Yankees for $10 million after she was hit in the head by a bat during a game; football is back with the NFL preseason kicking off in Canton, Ohio; a Wendy's manager who once received a company scholarship is heading to Yale.

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