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once they will increase to 1.2 billion dollars. now if you doing tonight, take the cash, but its only worth about half a billion dollars. still pretty good money. the news continues, time now for jake tapper and cnn tonight. >> welcome to cnn, tonight im jake tapper in washington. tonight, new horrific details are emerging about the attempted violent attack against house speaker nancy pelosi. the one that ended with the wounding and hospitalization of her husband paul pelosi. electric ...

Sens. Ted Cruz (R-Texas) and Brian Schatz (D-Hawaii) are leading a group of bipartisan senators reintroducing a bill that would limit kids’ social media use by setting a minimum age for users and restricting access to the sites in schools. Schatz originally introduced a version of the legislation, called the Kids Off Social Media Act,…

The CHT issue is a political and national issue. Therefore, there is no alternative to solving it through political means. After all, wasn’t one of the objectives of signing the CHT Accord in 1997 to resolve the CHT problem through political and peaceful means?

In my personal opinion, the Madrasa education system in India is an important avenue for educational empowerment and social upliftment, especially for

Like many of you, I am concerned about the effect that social media is having on America’s youth. I have eight grandchildren, and while I am glad that we are

Like many of you, I am concerned about the effect that social media is having on America’s youth. I have eight grandchildren, and while I am glad that we are

U.S. Senator John Fetterman (D-Pa.) today announced his support for legislation to limit children's access to social media at school. The Eyes on the Board Act, which U.S. Senate Commerce Committee Ranking Member Ted Cruz (R-Texas) introduced in October 2023, would require schools receiving federal broadband funding through the E-Rate program to block access on subsidized

The Eyes on the Board Act, would require schools receiving federal broadband funding through the E-Rate program to block access on subsidized services, devices, and networks

Lawmakers, schools districts, educational technology companies and others keep rolling out legislation and software that threatens students’ privacy, free speech, and access to social media, in the name of “protecting” children. At EFF, we fought back against this overreach and demand...

The E-Rate program enables thousands of kids nationwide to access distracting and addictive social media during the school day.