New York Daily News: NYC Council debates limiting social media time for young people amid mental health concerns
NYC Council debates limiting social media time for young people amid mental health concerns
TheGrio on MSN: KevOnStage’s stance on LGBTQ+ inclusion sparks debate across social media congregations
After reflecting on church culture and LGBTQIA+ treatment, KevOnStage finds himself at the center of a social media debate. This ...
The bill would prohibit social media companies from allowing young people on their platforms for more than one hour per day, unless waived by a parent or guardian.
Tech companies that create social media apps should not be blamed for the complex mental issues of everyone who might use them.
Students Samika (left) and May (right) said the event showed the good and bad side of social media. Pupils from 14 schools across Northamptonshire attended a conference to learn about the positives ...
Does social media addiction really exist? And does research establish a connection between adolescent mental health and social media use?
International Business Times UK: US Government Allegedly to Ban World Cup Attendees If Social Media Profile Deems Them Antisemitic
The US plans to implement social media vetting for 2026 World Cup attendees, focusing on antisemitism. This has sparked debate over privacy and security, with officials clarifying the policy's scope.
US Government Allegedly to Ban World Cup Attendees If Social Media Profile Deems Them Antisemitic
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