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Republicans are still pushing for child safety laws, while Democrats wonder if a weakened FTC can enforce them

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Members of a House Energy and Commerce subcommittee met Wednesday to discuss what’s typically a highly bipartisan topic: protecting kids online. But in a far-from-typical political climate, the mood was tense and confrontational. Republican lawmakers are eager to revive a handful of bipartisan bills like the Kids Online Safety Act, which House Republican leadership blocked at the finish line last year. Many Democrats on the panel support these p…

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Republicans are still pushing for child safety laws, while Democrats wonder if a weakened FTC can enforce them

Members of a House Energy and Commerce subcommittee met Wednesday to discuss what’s typically a highly bipartisan topic: protecting kids online. But in a far-from-typical political climate, the mood was tense and confrontational. Republican lawmakers are eager to revive a handful of bipartisan bills like the Kids Online Safety Act, which House Republican leadership blocked at the finish line last year. Many Democrats on the panel support these p…

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Lee Discusses Need to Protect Children Online in Congressional Hearing

Representative Laurel Lee (R-FL) discussed how to protect children online in a recent House Energy and Commerce Subcommittee hearing, describing how the Children's Online Privacy Protection Act (COPPA) of 1998 is woefully outdated. "So during last Congress, I had an opportunity to work on legislation related to protecting children and was fortunate to partner with a number of the groups that are represented here today in crafting that policy," R…

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Republicans are still pushing for child safety laws, while Democrats wonder if a weakened FTC can enforce them - WorldNL Magazine

Members of a House Energy and Commerce subcommittee met Wednesday to discuss what’s typically a highly bipartisan topic: protecting kids online. But in a far-from-typical political climate, the mood was tense and confrontational.Republican lawmakers are eager to revive a handful of bipartisan bills like the Kids Online Safety Act, which House Republican leadership blocked at the finish line last year. Many Democrats on the panel support these pr…

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Nuevas leyes de seguridad para niños pasajeros están por entrar en vigor en Michigan

En Michigan, entrarán en vigor nuevas leyes de seguridad para niños pasajeros de vehículos el 2 de abril de este 2025.

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