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Age checks put parents back in charge online
Cato’s warning arrives as Pew finds strong support for age checks and parental consent, and lawmakers face a clear choice over who controls children’s accounts.
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Parents Can’t Police Every App. State AGs Must Make Platforms Answer
Missouri’s actions put Temu, TikTok and Microsoft on the hook for answers, with TikTok’s Nov. 13 deadline and Microsoft’s 30-day response window now running.
Family
Women’s health research must start with sex
The order gives HHS 90 days to establish an NIH division charged with sex-specific research and greater inclusion of women and girls in clinical trials.
Culture
Biden DOJ Let Activists Shape Its Agenda Against Parents’ Laws
Newly released records show activist groups met quarterly with Biden’s Civil Rights Division as it challenged state laws on transgender medicine, bathrooms and women’s sports.
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White House credits TrumpRx for biggest drug-price drop
The White House says prescription prices posted their largest annual decline in more than 60 years; families can compare that claim with TrumpRx listings and BLS data.
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MacIntyre calls Slotkin a greater threat than Iran or Russia
His Oct. 18 post amplified an allegation about Sen. Elissa Slotkin, whose remarks described prosecutions as a deterrent to young people considering Trump administration jobs.
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Heritage recruits for a paid America First policy internship
Heritage says rolling hiring is underway as its post advertises paid Washington work, convenient housing and access to conservative leaders.
Family
Maya Thomas Deserves Justice. New Jersey's Homeschool Families Don't Deserve a State Inspection.
A1341 would require every homeschooled child and parent to meet annually with a district employee for a wellness check the bill does not define.
Family
JD Vance Is Right: No Office Comes Before Family
At a Michigan town hall, Vice President JD Vance said his wife and four children matter to whether he seeks the presidency, putting family ahead of ambition.
Culture
The WNBA should welcome XX-XY shirts and protect girls’ sports fans
After security returned Jennifer Sey’s group to its seats at the Finals opener, fans still cursed them for XX-XY shirts—putting the league’s response in focus.
Culture
Missouri's Amendment 3 Is Tied at 43. Opponents Say the Kids' Ban Is Already Law. It Expires in 2027.
Missouri’s November vote would restore abortion limits and put restrictions on sex-change procedures for minors in the constitution as a new poll finds voters evenly split.