
Harry & Meghan's Kids Shred Slopes, Win Tech Safety Battle
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Prince Harry and Meghan Markle enjoy quality time with their children, showcasing Archies skiing skills and Meghans warm parenting. Meanwhile, they secure a significant legal victory against Meta and Google, advocating for childrens safety in the digital realm.
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Durham News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — Harry & Meghan's Kids Shred Slopes, Win Tech Safety Battle. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
Prince Harry is out there teaching his six-year-old son Archie how to shred the slopes. Meghan Markle dropped the cute video on Instagram showing the duo gliding through the snow with Archie picking it up fast right behind his dead. The family also includes their four-year-old daughter Lillibet and Meghan has been getting props from friends lately. At a kid's rights event in Beverly Hills on March 19, one supporter called her a total rock as a mom. Meghan captioned the ski clip with pride over her quick learning boy and folks around her rave about how she leads by example with warmth and always. Says yes to family moments. Shifting gears Harry and Meghan just backed a big court win against Meta and Google. A Los Angeles jury hit the companies with six million dollars in damages to a young woman who said their addictive platforms hurt her as a team four. 0.2 million to Meta and 1.8 million to Google. The pair called it a game changer for parents fighting back against tech giants ignoring kids safety even as both companies plan appeals
and defend their records on protecting young users. That's your update from Durham News Today, powered by AI. I'm Corey with the story.
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