Meta Consumer Settlement: Nebraska is set to receive up to $201.1M from Meta’s $17.1B multistate settlement, with the deal pushing major Instagram/Facebook kid-safety limits like daily time caps and “productive pauses.” Food & Safety Recalls: Foodborne-illness concerns keep driving recalls, with guidance urging safe handling and checking recall lists as products are pulled. Beef & Labeling Fight: R-CALF USA is calling for Mandatory Country of Origin Labeling as a new U.S. plan allows up to 300,000 metric tons of lean beef trimmings to be imported tariff-free, arguing consumers can’t compare properly. Tech & Consumer Costs: Reports say the U.S. may expand semiconductor tariffs to downstream devices while removing some exemptions—raising the odds of higher prices for laptops, consoles, and data-center-linked hardware. Retail/Brand Moves: Tata Motors Passenger Vehicles unveiled the consumer-facing TATA.CARS identity, rebranding showrooms under a unified passenger-vehicle brand. Product Transparency: California’s diaper ingredient transparency bill (AB 1901) cleared the legislature, requiring ingredient disclosure for children’s diapers. Consumer Credit Snapshot: New data shows credit-card delinquency rates easing, while younger Americans’ credit scores continue improving. Home Goods Buzz: A retro Frigidaire mini fridge at Costco is splitting shoppers—loved for the look, debated for performance quirks.