Meta’s Teen Safety Trial: A New Mexico judge has ruled Facebook and Instagram are a “public nuisance,” ordering Meta to pay $567 million into a youth mental health fund and requiring five years of new safeguards for minors, with the case tied to design choices that prosecutors say worsened harms. Next-Stage Legal Pressure: The ruling lands as Meta faces another major US trial this week in a multi-state case seeking far larger penalties and broad restrictions on how Instagram and Facebook work for children. Public Opinion on Social Media: A Reuters/Ipsos poll finds 61% of Americans want tougher social media oversight, with strong support for age-verification tools for kids under 16. Geothermal for Data Centers: Oracle’s Project Jupiter in New Mexico is pitching big economic impact, including major water-infrastructure spending and thousands of construction and permanent jobs tied to a large data center buildout. Colorado River Reality Check: A new 10-year Interior framework aims to reshape Colorado River water rules as reservoirs shrink, drought deepens, and states plan for tougher cuts. Food Safety Alert: Walmart recalled a pistachio nut butter after salmonella was found in multiple jars, with distribution across many states including New Mexico. PFAS Public Input: New Mexico’s Environment Department is holding a webinar to gather feedback on future PFAS consumer protections under the state’s PFAS Protection Act. Health Threat Watch: Mexico’s screwworm outbreak is surging, with human cases climbing into the thousands and animal cases far higher, prompting renewed vigilance.