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Judge Allows Tennessee Law Requiring Parental Consent for Minors to Use Social Media to Remain in Effect
U.S. District Judge Eli Richardson denied a motion for a preliminary injunction filed by NetChoice, a trade association representing online businesses, in its case challenging a Tennessee law that requires minors to obtain parental consent before downloading social media applications.
Last year, NetChoice sued the State of Tennessee after Governor Bill Lee signed the Protecting Children from Social Media Act into law, which requires social media companies to “verify the age of an individual who attempts to become an account holder."
Capitol Police Investigating ‘Troubling’ Pizza Deliveries to Lawmakers
Threats against lawmakers have been an issue for the past several years.
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California Ordered to Cut ‘Gender Ideology’ From Sexual Education
Federal health officials say California’s ‘gender ideology’ content are not allowed under the law governing education grants.
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‘No one can be deported on stolen land!’: NYC ‘No Kings’ protesters rage against ICE, Trump, and America
Subhead:Thousands flood Manhattan to scream defiance at President Trump’s mass deportation push, spewing unfiltered venom on the L.A. riots, America’s ‘civil war,’ and MAGA supporters in exclusive Rebel News interviews.#
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FBI Settles Lawsuit Over Cover-up of Trans Killer Manifesto
https://bonginoreport.com/top-stories/fbi-settles-lawsuit-over-cover-up-of-trans-killer-manifesto
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New Yorkers Fume as Gov. Hochul Promises $50 Million for Illegal Migrants’ Legal Fees
https://bonginoreport.com/swamp-watch/new-yorkers-fume-as-gov-hochul-promises-50-million-for-illegal-migrants-legal-fees
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