CNN 5 Things Iran’s Response to US Proposal, Landmark Social Media Verdict, Stephen Colbert’s New Job and more
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Mar 25, 2026 Claire Duffy, a CNN tech reporter covering social media and legal tech fights, breaks down a landmark social media addiction trial and related tech legal developments. She explains the LA jury ruling holding major platforms responsible and the Supreme Court’s music copyright decision. She also touches on shifting geopolitical demands and a late-night star’s surprising new film role.
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Iran Sets Conditions But Authority Is Unclear
- Iran publicly listed five conditions to end the war, demanding a halt to aggression, assassinations, and Israeli attacks on Hezbollah.
- Press TV reported the demands, but the podcast noted it’s unclear which Iranian officials have negotiating authority.
US Says Talks Ongoing With Short Timeline
- The White House says talks with Iran haven't collapsed and still expects the conflict timeline to be about four to six weeks.
- Press Secretary Caroline Levitt tied the timeline to President Trump's trip to China, now set for May 14-15 after a delay.
Jury Holds Meta And YouTube Liable
- A Los Angeles jury found Meta and YouTube negligent and liable for harming a 20-year-old plaintiff's mental health in a social media addiction trial.
- The jury awarded $3 million in compensatory damages and further punitive damages are possible.