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    Democratic wins in state Attorney General races give Donald Trump a new headache

    Democrats have achieved significant victories by winning attorney general races in five traditionally Republican-leaning states. This shift may hinder conservative legal strategies and provide resistance to President Donald Trump's policies. Incoming Democratic attorneys general plan to refocus on consumer protection and environmental issues while reviewing previous legal actions by their Republican predecessors.

    '$50K fraud…': Florida AG Uthmeier announces arrest of Kissimmee mayor accused in scam case
    'Prosecuting the case…': Florida issues arrest warrant for Cuba’s ex-President Raul Castro
    Will Trump pull a ‘Maduro’ on Raúl Castro after Florida obtains arrest warrant against him? What the Cuba leader could face next

    Florida's Attorney General James Uthmeier has declared an arrest warrant for Raúl Castro connected to a conspiracy to commit murder. This warrant arises from the tragic shooting down of two planes by Cuban forces in 1996, claiming four lives. While this may complicate Castro's travel to nations supporting extradition, his potential court appearance remains uncertain.

    Florida asks court to force Meta to change Facebook, Instagram for teens

    In a filing in a Pasco County court, Florida Attorney General James Uthmeier asked for a temporary injunction forcing Meta to identify and remove users in the state under the age of 14 from those platforms, limit teens there to two hours a day across all apps and turn off features like autoplay and infinite scroll for them.

    Florida asks court to force Meta to change Facebook, Instagram for teens

    Florida is advancing a lawsuit against Meta Platforms to enforce stricter protections for young users. The Attorney General seeks changes including limiting teen app usage and identifying underage users. Meta previously settled claims with other states, including changes for teen safety. Florida argues that the settlement was insufficient and will not prevent future harm. The proposed changes from Florida are stricter compared to those agreed upon in the settlement.

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