Bipartisan bill proposes setting social media age minimum at 13
Chris Murphy (D-Conn.), and Katie Britt (R-Ala.) have introduced bipartisan legislation aimed at protecting children from the harmful effects of social media. The proposed Kids Off Social Media Act seeks to set a minimum age of 13 for social media use and prevent platforms from using algorithmically-targeted content for users under the age of 17.
Missouri still hasn't banned child marriage. Bipartisan bills would raise minimum age to 18
Missouri's minimum age for marrying without parental consent is 16 years old. The Missouri Senate passed a bipartisan bill last year to raise the minimum age, but Republican leaders in the House never brought it to a vote.
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State Sen. John Cavanaugh said the current law's response to some of the state's most violent juveniles "isn't working." ...
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