Arkansas legislators passed two social media bills requiring age checks, safety settings for minors, and allowing parents to sue for harm to their kids.

A federal judge on Wednesday permanently struck down Ohio’s law requiring social media companies to collect parental consent for residents younger than 16 who wanted to create social media accounts.

A federal judge permanently blocked Ohio's new law restricting children's access to social media. The law, which was slated ...

While North Carolina lawmakers in Tuesday’s committee hearing generally supported the bill, several wanted to know how it ...

Watching her own children navigate the intricacies of technology, Erin Walsh was among many who thought screen time would become less in the aftermath of the coronavirus pandemic.

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The Safeguard American Voter Eligibility (SAVE) Act passed by a margin of 220 to 208, with four Democrats joining Republicans ...

US stock futures fell sharply today, signalling more losses on Wall Street, after China retaliated with fresh tariffs a day ...

However, concerns over economic burdens of these policies rapidly propelled U.S. states to move towards reopening in the early stage of the pandemic. Decision-making in most states has been ...

The video posted to social media shows a man throwing what appears to be the body of a dead dingo into a car's path, before it is driven over.

The bill would also require parental consent for 14-year-olds and 15-year-olds to maintain their own social media accounts.

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