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The CEOs of five major tech companies just went down in flames so badly before the U.S. Senate Judiciary Committee, over social media’s impact on children, that they might have a future as Ivy League college presidents.

The CEOs of five major tech companies just went down in flames so badly before the U.S. Senate Judiciary Committee, over social media’s impact on children, that they might have a future as Ivy League college presidents.

The CEOs of five major tech companies just went down in flames so badly before the U.S. Senate Judiciary Committee, over social media’s impact on children, that they might have a future as Ivy League college presidents.

Lawmakers across the political aisle on Capitol Hill agreed that Big Tech CEOs have not enough to safeguard children on social media following Senate hearing.

The packed hearing is focusing on a push for kids safety and a package of stalled-out bills.

Raúl Torrez is taking the company to court and expects further details to emerge about its knowledge of child sexual exploitation on its platforms

Lawmakers at the Senate Judiciary Committee hearing accused social media companies of bearing responsibility for children who have been exploited or engaged...

In an effort to appeal to younger generations, the Navy will begin offering free Wi-Fi exclusively to sailors living in barracks at Norfolk and Portsmouth installations beginning next week. The Navy is deploying Wi-Fi as part of the “virtual single sailor program” to enhance the “lifestyle of the modern sailor” with access to online games, shows and movies, according to a Navy advertisement ...

In an effort to appeal to younger generations and enhance the “lifestyle of the modern sailor,” the U.S. Navy will begin offering free Wi-Fi exclusively to sailors living in barracks at Norfolk and Portsmouth installations beginning next week.

In an effort to appeal to younger generations, the Navy will begin offering free Wi-Fi exclusively to sailors living in barracks at Norfolk and Portsmouth installations beginning next week.