TikTok allegedly left kids with a fake safety reset
New York’s lawsuit says children who sought a reset saw unchanged feeds, raising a question parents cannot ignore: can they trust the safety tools on their children’s phones?
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New York’s lawsuit says children who sought a reset saw unchanged feeds, raising a question parents cannot ignore: can they trust the safety tools on their children’s phones?
Neither the House-passed KIDS Act nor the Senate committee-forwarded KOSA includes the age minimum or older-teen parental consent Houchin wants.
The Center Square reports Keeler said she was sexually assaulted during a December 2025 match against a male opponent who identifies as female.
Judge Donovan Frank denied xAI’s request for a preliminary injunction, leaving Minnesota’s restrictions in effect as the lawsuit continues.
The CDC’s survey runs every two years; analyst Jean Twenge says the sharp turn among younger teens could be a blip or the start of a generational shift.
Food & Water Watch found bills unaffordable for low-income households in 93% of systems it analyzed, while data-center growth could add infrastructure costs.
The Sept. 21 forum continued on camera without an audience, while four of seven Lucia Mar trustee areas have seats up in November.
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Bloomberg reports Indian buyers disappearing from Dallas’s northern suburbs as prices fall; Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac still let eligible non-permanent residents qualify on equal terms.
The Federal Reserve’s latest survey shows young families’ median wealth falling as older families pull ahead, sharpening the barrier to homeownership and family formation.
Townhall reports the request concerns a Catholic couple whose daughter was taken into state custody after alleged school counseling about gender transition.