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Senator Grassley Criticizes Snapchat for Failure to Curb Deadly Drug Sales

Senator Grassley Criticizes Snapchat for Failure to Curb Deadly Drug Sales

WASHINGTON, D.C. — April 30, 2025   Senate Judiciary Committee Chairman Chuck Grassley (R-Iowa) issued a sharp rebuke to Snapchat, accusing the social media platform of inadequately addressing the sale of deadly drugs, particularly fentanyl, despite its public support for National Fentanyl Awareness Day. In a pointed letter to Snap Inc. CEO Evan Spiegel, Grassley […]

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Mother Files Lawsuit Over Son’s Subway Surfing Accident in New York State Supreme Court

On January 1, 2025, a new Florida law took effect, banning children under age 14 from having their own social media accounts. Though House Bill 3, titled “Online Protections for Minors,” is now an active law, the Florida government will not legally enforce it until late February due to ongoing litigation concerning free speech.

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What to Know About Florida’s New Social Media Law

On January 1, 2025, a new Florida law took effect, banning children under age 14 from having their own social media accounts. Though House Bill 3, titled “Online Protections for Minors,” is now an active law, the Florida government will not legally enforce it until late February due to ongoing litigation concerning free speech.

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Vermont Phone-Free Schools & National Advocates Call On Congress to Require Warning Labels on Social Media Products

  Montpelier, Vermont, September 24, 2024:  Over 100 independent medical professionals, parents, teachers, content experts, academic researchers, legislators, and attorneys from across the country signed a letter to Congressional leadership asking for action on the US Surgeon General’s call for warning labels on social media products.   The letter can be found at this link. Signers include author and

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Parents Speak Out Against KOSA After Big Tech Guts Bill

A group of parents who have lost children to suicide, fentanyl poisoning, and other social media-related tragedies have written to Congress opposing an amendment to H.R. 7891, the Kids Online Safety Act. They argue that the amendment weakens key protections by removing language that would require social media companies to implement safeguards against mental health

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