Katie Mcque
- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Latest publication
- Aug 17, 2026
- Outlet visibility, for The Guardian
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- Jul 20, 2026
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New Mexicoâs attorney general pushes new social media safety laws after $900m court victory over Meta (opens the original)
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Exclusive: Raúl Torrez is drafting two bills with state lawmakers to bolster consumer protections and child safety online, building on stateâs landmark case against Meta New Mexicoâs attorney general is mounting a full-court press against technology companies to improve their child safety measures, capitalizing on a landmark win in court against Meta earlier this year. Raúl Torrez is working with state lawmakers to draft two new bills he says will strengthen consumer protections and child
âIt didnât need to end this wayâ: mother of US teen trafficked and killed decries police failures (opens the original)
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Robyn Cory says daughter Kristen was not protected, amid questions about why it took six years to identify remains The family of Kristen Galvan, a 15-year-old Houston girl who was sex trafficked and murdered, says law enforcement failed her twice by not protecting her after she gave forensic interviews about her traffickers, and later by taking more than six years to identify her remains. The Texas attorney generalâs office announced on 28 July that Kristenâs remains had been positively iden
New York Chinatown fears impact of $8bn casino development, calling it âpredatory projectâ (opens the original)
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Residents warn project could worsen gambling addiction and raise rents, while developers promise jobs On Main Street in Flushingâs Chinatown, shoppers weave between fruit stands, restaurants and family-run businesses that have served the New York City neighborhood for decades. But behind the bustle, many residents fear the working-class immigrant community is under threat from an $8bn casino development that could displace thousands of renters and force small businesses to close. âA predator
Experts warn of rise in sadistic online exploitation of vulnerable children (opens the original)
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Global increase in cases of predators coercing children to harm themselves or produce child sexual abuse material Cases of predators coercing children into producing sexual photos and videos of themselves have surged globally in the past year, a cruel phenomenon known as “sadistic online exploitation”, child safety experts and law enforcement officials warn. In cases of sadistic online exploitation, perpetrators target vulnerable teens on social media platforms and online games. These predators
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