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Nylah Anderson, 10, in Chester, liked TikTok videos and she accepted the "blackout challenge" in personal TikTok feed last December as a fun dare. She asphyxiated herself. Her mother has sued TikTok in Philadelphia federal court.

A Delco mom can sue TikTok for her daughter’s death during a ‘blackout challenge,’ federal appeals court rules

A district judge previously ruled that federal law provides TikTok with immunity for the harms caused by content it hosts on the platform.

Abraham Gutman and Jeremy Roebuck

SEPTA riders using their credit cards to pay at the SEPTA city hall station on Friday, Sept. 29, 2023.

You can now use your iPhone and Apple Watch to pay for SEPTA even faster

Prepare for lingering problems from the global computer meltdown

Shira Ovide, Washington Post

Five things to know about the AT&T data breach

Jackie Rotz puts her beach tag sign outside her gate where she sells and validates beach tags in Cape May, N.J. in 2005. For summer 2024, Cape May is unveiling a new digital cashless option to buying and displaying beach tags at the beach.

Cape May among the latest Jersey Shore towns to unveil cashless digital beach tags

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