Meta Faces Trillion-Dollar Penalty Claims in Youth-Safety Litigation, With Implications for Myrtle Beach Families
Meta, the parent company of Facebook and Instagram, has stated in a recent court filing that states involved in youth-safety litigation are seeking penalties that could reach an unprecedented $1.4 trillion. The disclosure, made as part of ongoing legal proceedings, highlights the significant financial exposure the technology giant faces amid widespread concerns about the impact […]
MLB Names All-Star Replacements, Resonating in Myrtle Beach’s Baseball Community
Major League Baseball announced updated selections for its annual All-Star Game roster this week, with Willson Contreras and Nick Kurtz among the players named as replacements. The additions come as teams navigate injuries and other circumstances that necessitate changes to the initial selections, ensuring both leagues are represented by top talent. The All-Star Game, a […]
Wimbledon Progresses to Quarterfinals, Drawing Interest From Myrtle Beach Tennis Enthusiasts
The Wimbledon Championships are moving into their quarterfinal stages, with recent Round 4 outcomes shaping the paths of top competitors. The tournament, a highlight of the global tennis calendar, continues to generate interest among sports enthusiasts, including those in Myrtle Beach. Among the players who have advanced, Jannik Sinner and Taylor Fritz have been notable […]
Myrtle Beach Colleges Navigate New Federal Student Loan Regulations
New federal student loan regulations went into effect on July 2, 2026, introducing significant changes to borrowing limits and repayment options that are now being navigated by financial aid administrators across the country, including in Myrtle Beach. The adjustments, which include new caps on graduate and professional borrowing, as well as modifications to existing repayment […]