Parents hold Snapchat accountable for their teenagers’ fentanyl-related fatalities. Could a lawsuit in Los Angeles influence the direction of social media?
Jaime Puerta keeps a shrine to his son, Daniel, behind his desk — a collection of candles, old pictures and his son’s beloved toy car. He also keeps a stash of naloxone, the lifesaving opioid overdose reversal drug, and a yellow poster Puerta carried while marching with other grieving parents outside the headquarters of Snap,…
