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EU considers social media ban for children

The European Union (EU) is considering banning social media for children, following similar efforts seen in the United Kingdom and Australia to restrict children’s access to social media platforms. On Monday, a 156-page report given to European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen suggested restricting access to social media for children under the age of…

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Secretary of State Marco Rubio on Wednesday will hold the Economic Diplomacy Action Group’s (EDAG) first meeting, two years after it was established during the Biden administration. The committee, made…

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