Senate Urges House to Pass Child Internet Safety Legislation

Bipartisan committee members write to the House speaker and majority leader. The Senate has urged the House to pass the Kids Online Safety and Privacy Act (KOSPA) in…

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Supreme Court Hears Arguments on Flavored E-Cig Regulations

Justices question alleged inconsistencies in the FDA approval process. The Supreme Court heard arguments this week on the regulation of flavored e-cigarettes, reviewing allegations that the Food and…

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Supreme Court Hears Tennessee Transgender Policy Case

Oral arguments address the state’s ban on transgender interventions for those under 18. The Supreme Court heard arguments this week in the case against Tennessee’s law banning transgender…

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DOJ Reaches Settlement with Maine for Disabled Children to Remain at Home

The settlement resolves allegations of disability rights violations. The state of Maine agreed to address the unnecessary separation of children with behavioral disabilities away from their homes and…

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HUD Offers $72 Million to Address Youth Homelessness

Funds rapid rehousing, permanent supportive housing, and transitional residences. The Department of Housing and Urban Development announced that 14 communities have received $72 million to implement programs addressing…

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School-Based Mental Health Services Receive $70 Million in Grants

The funding supports hiring and training over 4,000 new mental health professionals. The Department of Education has announced a $70 million investment into school-based mental health services. Distributed…

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Senator from NJ Blocks Bill to Protect Minors from AI Deepfake Porn

Senator Booker objects to the Take It Down Act. Senator Cory Booker of New Jersey objected to a bipartisan bill, titled the Take It Down Act, on Wednesday,…

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FTC Reports Social Media’s Invasive Data Practices and Inadequate Child Protections

Findings reveal extensive surveillance for profit and lack of privacy safeguards for users. A recent Federal Trade Commission (FTC) report highlighted the extensive data collection practices of major…

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FDA Reports Decline in Youth E-Cigarette Use

High schoolers, in particular, are vaping less. A survey conducted by the Food and Drug Administration and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention shows a decrease in…

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FDA Increases Age Restriction for Tobacco Purchases

Sellers must verify age of anyone under 30 years of age as of September 30. The U.S. Food and Drug Administration announced its final rule, under the Further…

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