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Thursday May 18th
Class Action Lawsuits Will Curb Social Media Harms
In a reflection on government intervention in Australia versus the U.S., the author discusses the potential for class-action lawsuits against tech companies like social media platforms and streaming services to protect young people from harmful effects.
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Tim Rosenberger
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Law, Tech, Entrepreneur, Fellow: Manhattan Institute, Stanford GSB, Ohio State
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MARC LOTTER
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Thursday May 18th
Gaetz: No Worse Than His Predecessors
Matt Gaetz would have been far from the worst Attorney General we've seen in recent years.
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Ted Rall
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Left/progressive political cartoonist, columnist and analyst. Pulitzer finalist, 2 RFK awards, Columbia ’91, Co-Host of the DMZ America Podcast
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MARC LOTTER
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Thursday May 18th
Its A Complex World. Let’s Deal w/ It w/ Open Eyes
Joel Rubin of CenterClip encourages a 'wait-and-see' approach on the issue of banning social media for those aged 16 and under, emphasizing the need for education and regulation to balance the positive and negative aspects of these platforms.
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Joel Rubin
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Democratic foreign policy strategist at Democracy Partners, former Obama Administration Deputy Assistant Secretary of State for Legislative Affairs, and Jewish Political Leader
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MARC LOTTER
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Thursday May 18th
Socail Media Bans
Dr. Michael Schwartz discusses age restrictions on social media, arguing against Australia's proposed ban on children under 16 and emphasizing parental responsibility over government intervention.
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Michael Schwartz
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Host of The Mike Schwartz Show on Rumble and co-host of 2 Mikes Live
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MARC LOTTER
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Thursday May 18th
Reality check: U.S. lawmakers curbing social media
The kids are not all right.
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Dave Levinthal
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Investigative journalist. Career: editor-in-chief of Raw Story, deputy editor of Business Insider, editor or reporter at Center for Public Integrity, Politico, Dallas Morning News, OpenSecrets.
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MARC LOTTER
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Thursday May 18th
Social Media Addiction Has To Be Dealt With
America has an addiction issue and it’s not Fentanyl. Social media is clearly addictive and damaging to the culture.
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Scott Stantis
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Internationally Syndicated Editorial Cartoonist, Senior Fellow at the Alabama Policy Institute and Co-Host of DMZ America Podcast
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MARC LOTTER
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Thursday May 18th
Social Media Worse Than Fentanyl
In support of banning social media for children under 16, author emphasizes the dangers of such platforms, likening their impact to Fentanyl and highlighting the peer pressure experienced by youth, while recounting a troubling incident involving the exploitation of an elderly woman on a Boston train and advocating for stricter regulations to protect minors.
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Alice Giordano
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Conservative political commentator. As seen in Epoch Times, Boston Globe, and AP
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MARC LOTTER
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Thursday May 18th
U.S. Should Follow Australia’s Social Media Law
In a bold move to protect children from harmful influences on social media, author applauds Australia's policy of banning children under 16 from accessing platforms like Instagram and TikTok, urging Western countries, including America, to adopt similar legislation.
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Josh Hammer
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Newsweek senior editor-at-large, "The Josh Hammer Show" host, syndicated columnist, Edmund Burke Foundation research fellow.
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MARC LOTTER
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