Episode Title: Meta Hit With Back-to-Back Verdicts, AI Chats Aren't Privileged, and the White House Drops Its AI Playbook

 A Los Angeles jury just found Meta and Google liable for designing addictive products — and a New Mexico jury hit Meta with $375 million for enabling child exploitation. A federal judge ruled that your conversations with AI chatbots aren't protected by attorney-client privilege. The White House released a national AI policy framework pushing for federal preemption of state laws. The SEC and CFTC finally classified crypto assets into five categories. Eight state AGs are suing to block a $6.2 billion media merger. Arizona filed the first-ever criminal charges against a prediction market platform. And the Supreme Court looks ready to change the rules on mail-in ballot deadlines. We cover all of it — what happened, what it means, and what to do about it.