During a Senate Judiciary Committee hearing, where lawmakers grilled tech CEOs about potential harms from their products on teens, Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg stood and apologized to the families present, saying he was sorry for "the things that your families have suffered." Missouri Republican Sen. Josh Hawley later called on Zuckerberg, as a billionaire, to "compensate" the families whose children have been affected by his platforms.
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