Yet, Speaker Johnson recently called the Kids Online Safety Act (KOSA) — the most promising path to curbing the harms of ...

President-elect Donald Trump's pick of antitrust lawyer Mark Meador for a spot on the Federal Trade Commission is a sign that his new administration is leaning further into populism.

Richard Blumenthal—a progressive senator from Connecticut—has spent the last few days gushing over the tech billionaire and ...

Senators are trying to get the U.S. House of Representatives to pass their bipartisan legislation to boost privacy and safety ...

Drummond said he and other attorneys general sent a letter to Congress calling for passage of online safety legislation ... the potential dangers of allowing kids to be on social media.

It won’t take effect for at least 12 months. The legislation amends the current Online Safety Act 2021 and defines an “age-restricted user” as a person under age 16. However, it does not ...

Feryal Clark, minister for AI and Digital, said the government's priority was the "effective implementation" of the new Online Safety Act so "those who use social media can benefit from its wider ...

It comes as new legislation, the Online Safety Act, sets out to minimise risks ... a pupil at Barrowcliff Academy, said: "Kids online are getting exposed to this stuff, and companies aren't ...

MONTGOMERY, Ala. (WIAT) — Attorney General Steve Marshall has signed a letter urging Congress to pass the Kids Online Safety Act. The act would require social media platforms to use their strongest ...

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But free speech advocates worry the Kids Online Safety Act (KOSA) will lead to censorship, including restricting controversial and unpopular speech that should enjoy First Amendment protections.

Attorney General Chris Carr is urging Congress to pass the Kids Online Safety Act before the end of the year.