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Donald Trump · Boston

Advocates Seek to Protect Children with Disabilities from Federal Cuts - Non Profit News

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

Image credit: Alexandria City Public Schools via Wikimedia Commons In March, President Donald Trump issued Executive Order 14242 seeking to eliminate the US Department of Education. That order has since been blocked by a preliminary injunction issued on May 22 by US District Judge Myong J. Joun of Boston, but advocates for students with disabilities remain concerned. Meanwhile, Trump administration’s efforts to axe the department and cut funding…See the Story

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Ofcom sets out new rules to force tech firms to protect children online

50% Center coverage: 24 sources

Social media and other internet platforms will be legally required to block children’s access to harmful content from July or face massive fines, Ofcom has said. The regulator has published the final version of its Children’s Codes under the Online Safety Act, setting out what sites must do to follow the law and protect children online.See the Story

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