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Pennsylvania sues TikTok, alleging addictive algorithms and age-inappropriate content (opens the original)
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Pennsylvania Attorney General David Sunday filed a lawsuit against TikTok and its parent company, ByteDance, on Tuesday, alleging the social media giant failed to shield children from age-inappropriate material and from over-usage of the app. The lawsuit says TikTok misclassified the app as being appropriate for teenagers 13 and older, and intentionally designed the platform to be addictive to teens while knowing it was harmful. In the suit, filed this week in Allegheny County Court, the attorne
South Philly will soon have a new path to the Delaware with the Washington Avenue Connector (opens the original)
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A new pedestrian and bicycle route connecting Jefferson Square Park to the Delaware River is expected to be completed this month, with the asphalt median largely in place and other construction continuing. Along portions of the unfinished route, new plantings soften the expanse of pavement, offering an early glimpse of the connection planners hope to create: a path that makes the river feel less like the far side of a highway and more like part of the neighborhood. For now, the stretch of Washin
A refugee family found a new home and âthe first step of hopeâ in Philly. Now, fewer may get that chance. (opens the original)
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A small garden stands outside the two-story Northeast Philadelphia home where Fatima Alsalih Alti Keli and Waled Keli live with their three children. Inside, their 8-year-old daughter, Abeer Janna Keli, sits on the couch drawing pictures with her two brothers, her small arms carefully wrapped in bandages to protect her fragile skin. The ordinary domestic scene would have seemed nearly impossible before the family immigrated to the United States from Turkey, after the civil war in Syria had promp
Germantownâs new visitor center aims to connect residents and others to the neighborhoodâs history (opens the original)
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A new visitor center aims to root Germantown more firmly in its own history, showcasing it as the site of a major Revolutionary War battle and a place with important ties to religious freedom, abolition, and the Civil Rights Movement. The center opened in a two-story redbrick building at 5501 Germantown Ave. earlier this month. Owned by the Germantown Historical Society, it is intended to serve as a starting point for visitors and residents alike. The exhibitions were curated using a process of
D.C. probation officers learned from a Philly youth organization about connecting with kids (opens the original)
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Probation officers from Washington traveled to Philadelphia to learn from a Philly youth organization that works with young people impacted by violence. The officers met with YEAH Philly, a group that works with Philadelphia youths charged with crimes, in an effort to incorporate some of their community-based practices into their own work. The tour, which took place Wednesday and Thursday, brought about 100 officers to Philadelphiaâs Family Court and introduced them to public defenders. The tr
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